WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - With such a rich history in aviation, the Air Capital, unfortunately, has had its share of air tragedies. In addition to the lives lost on the Jan. 29, 2025, crash with American ...

Art & Basketball,” highlights basketball-themed art in downtown Wichita in celebration of the 2025 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.

This unassuming Kansas town offers travelers looking for a low key vacation the chance to connect with American history in a ...

Skyline Theatre Company has announced its complete calendar of live theatre and concert events for 2025, beginning with a special one-weekend-only "Broadway in the Works" presentation of the new ...

Fresh off regional tournaments, a host of girls wrestlers from the Wichita area punched their tickets to the Kansas high school state meet later this month. This marks the first season in girls ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Wichita and other Kansas communities will see record cold temperatures over the next two days. First up is Wednesday, with Wichita’s temperature set to drop below zero for ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A movie filmed partly at Wichita’s Old Cowtown Museum and partly in north-central Kansas in 2023 will soon debut in Wichita. “Sod & Stubble” is based on Jon Ise’s ...

These photos capture up-close images of snowflakes that fell recently in Kansas City. Becky Dewey sent us snapshots of the flakes that recently fell. She’s hoping to grab some more this week.

Wichita State: Senior guard Xavier Bell thrives when he puts the ball on the floor and attacks downhill. Bell leads the team in points (14.6) per game to go along with 3.2 rebounds. The Kansas ...

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For the last several months, and throughout the majority of the NFL season, the Kansas City skyline has been illuminated in a deep cardinal red and golden hue in honor of the Chiefs. However ...

In a miserably wet week when everyone seems to be looking skyward, San Francisco’s night sky has become quite the celestial billboard, minus any mysterious objects that need shooting down. But ...