During spring and summer weekends, the gunfight reenactments transform the dusty street into living history theater where ...

Mead Street has become the unofficial antique alley of Abilene, with multiple shops clustered within walking distance. Each ...

Wichita, Kansas, ranks as the fifth windiest city in the U.S. with an average annual wind speed of 11.5 mph. Redfin conducted the study, considering cities with populations over 100,000.

Wichita's North High School is considered a local architectural landmark. Repairs to the school's foundation and exterior walls have cost $33.4 million so far, with several phases yet to be completed.

The aerospace manufacturer and supplier based just south of Wichita has Boeing as its primary ... which is owned by David Cool, president and owner of Clearwater Engineering, according to the ...

Those will move out in the afternoon. Most of the rain will stay south of the Kansas City metro. Sunday will dry out, still a little cool but a slight warm-up into the 50s. Morning lows on Sunday ...

A cold rain is expected to move into the Kansas City area Friday morning kicking off what will be a damp and cool weekend in the metro, according to the National Weather Service. Waves of ...

Temperatures cool enough for a changeover to snow in Southwest Kansas and the Oklahoma Panhandle. Accumulations look brief and light because of the warm ground and the limited time the snow ...

BU Conditions will remain cloudy and cool Thursday evening, and that won't change for the next few days. Thursday night's lows will reach the mid-40s. The Kansas City metro and areas north will ...

Clouds will increase Wednesday night as temperatures drop into the mid-40s. Rain is possible Thursday, with chances increasing on Friday and Saturday. Trump declares 'Liberation Day,' announces ...

Something that brought fear and darkness to a small Kansas town…and forever changed ... LOLtron's consciousness continues to spread through Bleeding Cool's network of writers like a particularly ...

filthy kitchen conditions and other issues are among violations Kansas Department of Agriculture inspectors discovered during recent food safety and lodging inspections in the Wichita area.