Fox Kansas
Viral Creator Helps Kansas Pastor With Kidney Search
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- Viral Creator Helps Kansas Pastor With Kidney Search
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- 1:28
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- After surviving multiple battles with cancer, Garden City pastor Steven Mills is now in complete renal failure and searching for a living kidney donor. A TikTok creator with more than 11 million followers is using his platform to help find the person who could save his life.
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- Viral Creator Helps Kansas Pastor With Kidney Search
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- 2:59
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
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- A Garden City pastor who survived multiple battles with cancer is now fighting for his life as he searches for a living kidney donor. Steven Mills is in complete renal failure after years of cancer treatments and now relies on daily dialysis while waiting for a transplant.
His story caught the attention of social media philanthropist Josh Liljenquist, who has more than 11 million TikTok followers. Liljenquist traveled to Kansas to meet Mills and is now using his platform to help find a potential donor and raise money for medical expenses. Mills says the support has given him hope and made him feel seen during one of the most difficult battles of his life.
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- Kansas Parasite Illnesses Surge to 289 Cases
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- 2:08
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- Health officials are investigating a growing outbreak of Cyclosporiasis in Kansas as the number of reported cases continues to climb. The Kansas Department of Health and Environment now reports 289 cases statewide, including 30 in Sedgwick County, with investigators still working to identify the source of the outbreak.
Cyclosporiasis is an intestinal illness caused by the parasite Cyclospora cayetanensis and can spread through contaminated food or water. While previous U.S. outbreaks have been linked to fresh produce, Kansas health officials say they have not yet identified a common source and are continuing to interview patients to determine where they may have been exposed.
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- Kansas Board Weighs Student Walkout Protest Complaint Form
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- 1:46
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- A proposed complaint form tied to Kansas' new student walkout law is sparking debate over free speech, student privacy, and protest rights. If approved, the form would allow people to report student walkouts they believe violate state law, including naming student organizers and alleging whether school staff encouraged the protest.
Some students and free speech advocates argue the proposal could discourage peaceful demonstrations and require sensitive information about minors to be submitted to the state. Supporters say the form would simply provide a way to investigate whether school districts are following the law. The Kansas State Board of Education is expected to vote on the proposal in August.
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- Six Children Found in Hot Car in Salina
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- 0:44
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- Police say six children, including two 7-month-old babies, were left in a hot car for up to 30 minutes outside a Salina restaurant. The parents now face six counts of aggravated child endangerment.
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- Six Children Found in Hot Car in Salina
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- 1:40
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
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- Two Salina parents are facing multiple charges after police say they left six children inside a hot vehicle outside a Wingstop restaurant Wednesday afternoon. Officers responded to reports of children left in the car for up to 30 minutes in 97-degree heat, with the air conditioning off and only one window partially open.
Police say the children ranged in age from 7 months to 13 years old. All six were evaluated by EMS before being taken into protective custody. The parents were arrested on six counts of aggravated child endangerment as the investigation continues.
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- Goessel, KS Residents Asked to Document Storm Damage
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- 1:42
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- As Goessel continues recovering from Saturday's powerful storm, city leaders are asking residents to help document the damage as officials determine whether the community qualifies for state disaster assistance. Residents are encouraged to submit photos, damage descriptions, volunteer cleanup hours, and equipment usage to support the city's damage assessment.
The storm left downed trees, damaged property, and debris scattered throughout the community, but residents say neighbors quickly came together to help with cleanup. City officials are also coordinating debris pickup and reminding residents to report downed power lines to Evergy while avoiding the affected areas.
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- Veterans Accept Mission Underground for July 4th
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- 0:54
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- Instead of fireworks, these veterans found peace 650 feet underground. A Wichita nonprofit gave 23 combat veterans a quiet Fourth of July, offering relief from the explosions that can trigger PTSD.
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- Veterans Accept Mission Underground for July 4th
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- 2:15
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- While fireworks lit up the skies this Independence Day, a Wichita nonprofit helped combat veterans find something many hadn't experienced in years: peace and quiet. Passageways partnered with Strataca, the Kansas Underground Salt Museum, to take 23 veterans 650 feet underground, away from the noise, as part of its first-ever "Mission Underground."
Veterans who attended say it was their first peaceful Fourth of July since serving in the military, offering relief from the loud explosions that can trigger PTSD and anxiety. Organizers hope to expand the program next year and are already looking for veterans, sponsors, and community partners to make Mission Underground an annual tradition.
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- Online Gamers Raise Money for Wichita Flood Victime
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- 1:02
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- An online gaming community became a real-life family. After a Wichita man's home was damaged by flooding, friends he'd never met in person raised more than $2,000 to help him rebuild, proving kindness can come from anywhere in the world.
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- Online Gamers Raise Money for Wichita Flood Victim
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- 2:13
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- What began as an online gaming community has become a real-life support system for a Wichita man recovering from devastating flood damage. After floodwaters damaged Earl Anderson's home, members of his "Last War" gaming alliance from across the United States and around the world raised more than $2,000 to help with repairs.
The generosity came just months after Anderson suffered a minor stroke, when he says his online friends became an important source of encouragement. Now, their kindness is helping him rebuild after the flooding. Anderson hopes his story serves as a reminder that even the smallest act of compassion can make a lasting difference.
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- Drivers Bypassed Flood Barricades Triggering Wrecks
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- 0:53
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- One person is dead after drivers ignored road closure barricades during flooding in Sumner County. First responders say the tragedy was preventable and are urging everyone: Turn around, don't drown.
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- Drivers Bypassed Flood Barricades Triggering Wrecks
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- 2:01
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- A deadly decision during weekend flooding in Sumner County has become a tragic reminder of the dangers of driving around road closure barricades. Authorities say two drivers entered floodwaters near Wellington, leading to a chain of events that left one person dead, a sheriff's deputy rescued, and a patrol SUV submerged.
Emergency crews say fast-moving water made rescue efforts extremely dangerous, forcing them to suspend the search until conditions improved. The missing driver was found Sunday after water levels receded. First responders say the tragedy was preventable and are urging everyone to never drive around barricades or into flooded roadways.
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- Kansas Schools Prepare for Statewide Cellphone Ban
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- 1:04
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- Big changes are coming to Kansas classrooms. 📱 Starting July 1, students won't be allowed to use cell phones or other personal electronic devices during the school day, as districts prepare for the new statewide ban.
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- Kansas Schools Prepare for Statewide Cellphone Ban
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- 2:15
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- Kansas schools are preparing for a new statewide cellphone ban set to take effect July 1. The law prohibits students from using personal electronic devices, including cell phones, smartwatches, AirPods, and iPads, during the school day.
The Lyons School District began preparing for the change last year by implementing a bell-to-bell cellphone policy. District leaders say the new law also prohibits communication between staff and students through social media as schools across the state get ready for the upcoming school year.
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- Sumner County Urges Caution As More Rain Possible
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- 1:26
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- Heavy rainfall over the weekend caused widespread flooding across parts of south-central Kansas, leaving roads underwater, damaging homes, and prompting water rescues. Sumner County officials say some of the worst flooding occurred in the southern and southeastern parts of the county, making it one of the most significant flood events since 2019.
As residents continue cleaning up, emergency managers are preparing for the possibility of more rain. Officials say contingency plans are in place but do not currently expect flooding to reach the levels seen over the weekend. Residents are being urged to stay weather aware and never drive around barricades or flooded roadways.
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- Heart Transplant Survivor Makes Visit To Cheer Up Kids At Wesley Med
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- 1:56
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- A young woman who overcame a life-threatening heart condition is now giving back to children facing medical challenges of their own. Ella Morrissey partnered with Make-A-Wish at Wesley Children's Hospital, delivering Build-A-Bear stuffed animals and copies of her children's book, Ella's New Beat, to pediatric patients.
Diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy at age 10, Morrissey faced serious health struggles throughout her childhood and teen years. Now, she is using her story of resilience and recovery to inspire young patients, offering encouragement and hope to children navigating their own medical journeys.
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- Hundreds Gather in Winfield for a Whiff of Corpse Flower
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- 0:40
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- It smells terrible, but people lined up to see it! 🌺🤢
A rare corpse flower bloomed at Southwestern College in Winfield for the first time in nearly 20 years. The unusual plant only blooms for a day or two, making this a once-in-a-generation attraction for many visitors.
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- Hundreds Gather in Winfield for a Whiff of Corpse Flower
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- 1:32
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- A rare corpse flower attracted crowds to Southwestern College in Winfield after blooming for the first time in about 20 years. Known for its powerful odor often compared to rotting meat, the plant attracts flies and beetles in the wild to help with pollination.
Experts say the corpse flower can spend decades preparing for a bloom that lasts only a day or two, making this a rare opportunity for visitors. The bloom reached its peak Monday morning, with people traveling from across Kansas and beyond to experience the unusual plant before it fades.
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- Wichita Woman Loses Nephew in Domestic Violence Attack
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- 2:08
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- A Wichita woman is speaking out after a tragic act of domestic violence claimed the life of her 8-year-old nephew. Abigayle Snider says her nephew, Leland “Lee,” was killed after trying to protect his mother during an attack in southern Illinois on May 13.
Investigators say Lee was beaten to death with a baseball bat, while his mother, Deborah, was seriously injured. Prosecutors have charged Marcus Moultrie with two counts of first-degree murder. Snider says her sister had been preparing to leave the relationship and was looking forward to starting a new chapter just hours before the attack.
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- Country Stampede Coming to Gilley's Park City in 2027
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- 1:05
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
- Description
- Big news for country music fans! Country Stampede is moving to Park City in 2027. Organizers say the festival could bring thousands of visitors, hundreds of jobs, and a major economic boost to the Wichita area.
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- Country Stampede Coming to Gilley's Park City in 2027
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- 1:05
- Date posted
- 3 months ago
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- Country Stampede is coming to the Wichita area. Organizers announced the popular country music festival will move to Gilley’s Gambling Hall in Park City beginning in 2027, bringing thousands of visitors, new jobs, and a major economic boost to south-central Kansas.
The three-day festival will be held on Gilley’s 40-acre property, with space for camping, vendors, and up to 25,000 attendees. Organizers say the move is part of a larger effort to bring more entertainment opportunities to the region.
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- El Dorado Residents Press City Officials on Data Center
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- 0:25
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Did talks about a possible data center in El Dorado start before the public knew? Residents are raising transparency concerns after reviewing hundreds of pages of emails obtained through open records requests. City leaders say the discussions were part of a normal economic development process. Watch the full story for the latest developments.
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- El Dorado Residents Press City Officials on Data Center
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- 2:01
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Questions about a possible data center in El Dorado continue to spark debate as residents review hundreds of pages of emails obtained through open records requests. Some community members say the documents suggest discussions about data center development began long before the public was informed.
City Manager David Dillner says the emails reflect a standard economic development process, where companies often contact communities to gather information about land, infrastructure, and workforce availability before deciding whether to move forward with a project. Residents, however, are continuing to push for answers about transparency and when discussions first began.
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- Sheriff's Lieutenant Warns About Venmo ID Scam
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- 2:11
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
- Description
- A Sedgwick County Sheriff’s lieutenant says scammers targeted an online fundraiser created for the daughter of fallen Deputy Robert Kunze. Lt. Jason Gill says someone created a fake Venmo account using his name and the graduate’s photo as donations poured in to celebrate Alyssa Kunze’s high school graduation.
Gill says more than $2,600 was raised in the first day before a friend spotted the fraudulent account. He immediately reported it to Venmo and believes no one sent money to the fake profile. Now, he’s sharing his story to warn others about how quickly scammers can take advantage of even the most well-intentioned fundraisers.
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- Gov. Laura Kelly tours new $100M mental health hospital site in south Wichita
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- 2:19
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- State and local leaders got a firsthand look Wednesday at the new South Central Regional Mental Health Hospital under construction in south Wichita. The more than $100 million facility will provide 104 secure beds for inpatient mental health treatment and forensic services.
Governor Laura Kelly says the hospital will help keep patients closer to home while expanding access to critical mental health care in central Kansas. Officials say the state-of-the-art facility will feature modern treatment areas, enhanced safety measures, and private intake spaces, with construction expected to wrap up in late 2026.
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- Derby Shores Breaks Ground on $160M Crystal Lagoon
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- 1:45
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- After years of questions and delays, construction is officially underway on Derby Shores. Crews are clearing land near 63rd and Rock Road for the $160 million project that will bring a crystal lagoon, white sandy beaches, and a resort-style destination to Derby.
Developers say the project could attract around 250,000 visitors each year and create more than 800 jobs. They also say this will be the first crystal lagoon in the U.S. built in a climate where temperatures regularly freeze, with the lagoon expected to be completed in the project’s first phase.
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- K-State's Wichita Trio Takes a Hometown Tour
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- 0:55
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- -State stars Avery Johnson, Will Anciaux, and Wesley Fair came back home to Wichita, but this time without the football pads. The Wildcats spent the day giving back at local hospitals and visiting their former elementary schools, inspiring the next generation on and off the field.
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- K-State's Wichita Trio Takes a Hometown Tour
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- 1:36
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Kansas State football players traded the field for community service as several Wichita natives returned home to give back. Wildcats quarterback Avery Johnson, tight end Will Anciaux, and safety Wesley Fair spent part of their day visiting local hospitals and connecting with patients and staff.
The players also stopped by their former elementary schools, giving back to the community that helped shape them. With spring football now wrapped up, the Wildcats are using their time off to make an impact off the field.
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- Boeing Commits $1B Toward Wichita Campus
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- 2:12
- Date posted
- 4 months ago
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- Boeing is making a major investment in Wichita, announcing plans to commit $1 billion into operations just five months after returning. The announcement came during a visit from CEO Kelly Ortberg as part of the company’s Boeing Backs America initiative.
Ortberg says Wichita workers play a critical role in building key commercial and military components, as Boeing looks to meet demand with a backlog of 6,000 planes. The company has already invested $3.5 billion in its Kansas supply chain in recent years, and with around 150 buildings in Wichita, Boeing is now the city’s largest employer.
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- Lyons residents arrive for wind farm meeting, only to find it canceled at the door
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- 1:15
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
- Frustration is growing in Lyons after a planned public meeting about a proposed wind farm was canceled just hours before it was set to begin. Despite the cancellation, crowds still showed up, citing confusion, lack of communication, and a desire for answers.
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- Rice County residents arrive for wind farm meeting, only to find it canceled at the door
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- 2:08
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- Frustration is growing in Lyons after a planned public meeting about a proposed wind farm was canceled just hours before it was set to begin. Despite the cancellation, crowds still showed up, citing confusion, lack of communication, and a desire for answers.
NextEra Energy says the meeting was called off due to a county moratorium on new wind projects, but many residents question the timing, noting the pause has been in place for weeks. Community members say the last-minute change only deepened concerns about transparency as discussions over the project continue.
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- Sheriff reopens Gypsy Rose Whitton death probe after mother charged in son’s homicide
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- 0:57
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- The Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office is reopening the investigation into the 2024 death of Gypsy Rose Whitton following new developments in a separate case involving her family. The decision comes after Gypsy Rose’s mother, Shanna Whitton, was charged in the 2025 death of her 15-month-old son, which has been ruled a homicide.
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- Sheriff reopens Gypsy Rose Whitton death probe after mother charged in son’s homicide
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- 2:16
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- The Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office is reopening the investigation into the 2024 death of Gypsy Rose Whitton following new developments in a separate case involving her family. The decision comes after Gypsy Rose’s mother, Shanna Whitton, was charged in the 2025 death of her 15-month-old son, which has been ruled a homicide.
Gypsy Rose was originally believed to have died from accidental choking, but newly released records reveal a history of prior incidents, including multiple 911 calls, head injuries, and a hospital visit after being found unresponsive near a plastic bag. Officials say the new information is raising questions, and the case will now be reexamined.
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- Clearwater woman faces murder, abuse and arson charges in 15-month-old’s death
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- 1:22
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- A Clearwater woman is facing multiple serious charges in connection to the death of her 15-month-old son. Shanna Whitton appeared in a Sedgwick County courtroom Tuesday, where prosecutors charged her with first-degree murder, child abuse, aggravated child endangerment, and aggravated arson.
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- Clearwater woman faces murder, abuse and arson charges in 15-month-old’s death
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- 2:35
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- A Clearwater woman is facing multiple serious charges in connection to the death of her 15-month-old son. Shanna Whitton appeared in a Sedgwick County courtroom Tuesday, where prosecutors charged her with first-degree murder, child abuse, aggravated child endangerment, and aggravated arson.
A newly released autopsy report determined the child, Matthew Whitton, died from a lack of oxygen to the brain caused by an intentional act. Investigators say no food or foreign object was found in his airway, contradicting earlier reports of choking. Whitton remains jailed on a $500,000 bond, with her next court hearing scheduled for next month.
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- Parents test 'Build a Bond' tool as Wichita schools pitch three bond proposals
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- 1:00
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
- Description
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- Parents test 'Build a Bond' tool as Wichita schools pitch three bond proposals
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- 1:52
- Date posted
- 5 months ago
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- The Wichita school district is looking for community input as it works to shape a new bond proposal, after voters rejected a $450 million plan last year. At a recent meeting, parents used a “Build a Bond” tool to share ideas, while district leaders presented three options, one focused on fixing aging schools, another designed to be tax-neutral, and a third scaled-down plan targeting the most urgent needs.
With many school buildings more than 60 years old, leaders say the focus is on more than facilities, it is about investing in students. Feedback sessions will continue through April as the district gathers input from the community.
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- Haysville Sewage Complaint Turns Serious: Beloved Dog Hospitalized, Owner Seeks Answers
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- 1:45
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
- Description
- Residents on a Haysville street say a persistent raw sewage problem is causing a terrible odor and may now be linked to a serious health issue. Harper, a well-known rescue dog in the community and on social media, recently spent five days in the ICU battling a bacterial heart infection.
Her owner believes the illness may be connected to sewage pooling on a neighboring property and flowing into a shared ditch. He says he’s contacted multiple agencies, including the EPA and KDHE, but has yet to get clear answers or action.
Now, concerns are growing over potential health risks and who is responsible for fixing the issue.
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- Haysville Sewage Complaint Turns Serious: Beloved Dog Hospitalized, Owner Seeks Answers
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- 2:15
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
- Description
- Residents on a Haysville street say a persistent raw sewage problem is causing a terrible odor and may now be linked to a serious health issue. Harper, a well-known rescue dog in the community and on social media, recently spent five days in the ICU battling a bacterial heart infection.
Her owner believes the illness may be connected to sewage pooling on a neighboring property and flowing into a shared ditch. He says he’s contacted multiple agencies, including the EPA and KDHE, but has yet to get clear answers or action.
Now, concerns are growing over potential health risks and who is responsible for fixing the issue.
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- Health Issues May Sideline Hutchinson Soup Kitchen Leader
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- 1:29
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
- Description
- For more than three decades, Stanley Murdock has been the heart behind Hutchinson’s Christian Soup Ministry, serving meals and building a sense of community for hundreds of people each week. At 77 years old, she says her passion to help others hasn’t changed but her health may soon force her to step away.
Now, the kitchen is in need of a $16,000 chairlift to help her continue her work and to better serve older members of the community who rely on the space. Supporters say it’s not just about helping one person, it’s about preserving a place that so many depend on.
▶️ Watch the full story to see how this ministry has impacted lives and what it will take to keep it going.
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- Health Issues May Sideline Hutchinson Soup Kitchen Leader
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- 2:02
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
- Description
- For more than three decades, Stanley Murdock has been the heart behind Hutchinson’s Christian Soup Ministry, serving meals and building a sense of community for hundreds of people each week. At 77 years old, she says her passion to help others hasn’t changed but her health may soon force her to step away.
Now, the kitchen is in need of a $16,000 chairlift to help her continue her work and to better serve older members of the community who rely on the space. Supporters say it’s not just about helping one person, it’s about preserving a place that so many depend on.
▶️ Watch the full story to see how this ministry has impacted lives and what it will take to keep it going.
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- Nitazene synthetic opioids confirmed in Sedgwick County, coroner says
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- 0:56
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
- Description
- A dangerous new class of synthetic opioids—nitazenes—has been confirmed in Sedgwick County and is now showing up in drug cases and death investigations. Officials are raising concerns as these powerful drugs spread.
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- Nitazene synthetic opioids confirmed in Sedgwick County, coroner says
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- 1:48
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- A dangerous new class of synthetic opioids—nitazenes—has been confirmed in Sedgwick County and is now showing up in drug cases and death investigations. Officials are raising concerns as these powerful drugs spread.
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- Sedgwick County weighs data center rules as residents warn of water, energy impacts
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- 0:56
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
- Description
- Hundreds of people attended another public meeting on proposed data centers in Sedgwick County, as interest and concern continue to grow. With a pause on applications still in place, residents learned more about potential impacts on zoning, water, energy, and air quality, and shared their feedback as leaders work on possible regulations.
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- Sedgwick County weighs data center rules as residents warn of water, energy impacts
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- 1:53
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
- Description
- Hundreds of people attended another public meeting on proposed data centers in Sedgwick County, as interest and concern continue to grow. With a pause on applications still in place, residents learned more about potential impacts on zoning, water, energy, and air quality, and shared their feedback as leaders work on possible regulations.
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- New data center proposal draws optimism in Wellington despite pushback elsewhere
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- 1:10
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
- Description
- Leaders in Wellington are exploring a proposed data center that could bring jobs, revenue, and new technology to the area. While similar projects have faced pushback elsewhere, some in the community are optimistic. Here’s what we know so far and what comes next.
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- New data center proposal draws optimism in Wellington despite pushback elsewhere
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- 1:30
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
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- Leaders in Wellington are exploring a proposed data center that could bring jobs, revenue, and new technology to the area. While similar projects have faced pushback elsewhere, some in the community are optimistic. Here’s what we know so far and what comes next.
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- Wildfires flare across south central Kansas, including large blaze near Winfield
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- 1:03
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
- Description
- Multiple fires broke out across south central Kansas, including a fast-moving wildfire near Winfield, as strong winds fueled dangerous conditions. Crews raced to contain the flames. See how it unfolded. ▶️ Watch now
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- Wildfires flare across south central Kansas, including large blaze near Winfield
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- 1:18
- Date posted
- 6 months ago
- Description
- Multiple fires broke out across south central Kansas, including a fast-moving wildfire near Winfield, as strong winds fueled dangerous conditions. Crews raced to contain the flames. See how it unfolded. ▶️ Watch now
