Thunder Edge Oilers 5-3 in Tulsa Contest
Wichita scored three times in the game's first 4:36 and held on against a late Tulsa push.
Wichita News
For Wichita, the Air Capital of the World, coverage here follows city government, Sedgwick County, Wichita USD 259, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and surrounding communities.
Politics
JROTC Cadets Honor Veterans at Koch Arena
About 400 Wichita JROTC cadets gathered for a Veterans Day Salute honoring those who have served the country.
Weather and Disaster
Live Poll
Have you taken steps to prepare for Monday's severe storms in your area?
Wichita Faces Two Rounds of Severe Storms
The National Weather Service warns of possible tornado-capable storms and damaging winds in the Wichita area Monday.
Crime
Live Poll
Do you think crime in your area is getting better or worse?
Church Doors Smashed in Wichita Vandalism
Surveillance footage captured a person breaking nine panes of glass at ZAIK Church, and leadership has filed a police report.
Sports
Thunder to Host First Native American Heritage Night
Wichita Thunder will play as the Thunderbirds Saturday against the Tulsa Oilers in jerseys designed with artist Taiomah Rutledge.
Health
Live Poll
Is it ethically appropriate for researchers to perform invasive CT scans on ancient human remains?
CT Scans Reveal New Details About Wichita Mummy
Researchers analyze the Braided Lady mummy at the Museum of World Treasures to uncover insights about her health.
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