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Riverfest 2021 to go on, but split between June and September

March 5, 2021

Wichita’s Riverfest will be happening this year, but it will be split up between two long weekends in June and September. The first half of Riverfest will will run

Harvey County confirms COVID-19 cluster in Hesston

March 5, 2021

The Harvey County Health Department has confirmed a cluster of COVID-19 cases at the AGCO facility in Hesston. The company has been conducting regular testing, and 14 employees tested

Kansas AG joins states fighting federal election changes

March 5, 2021

Kansas Attorney General, Derek Schmidt, says election legislation passed by the U.S. House violates the U.S. Constitution and steps on state’s rights. Schmidt has joined with at least 20

Colyer suggesting run for governor in 2022

March 5, 2021

By the Associated Press Former Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer is signaling that he’ll make a comeback bid in 2022. The Republican took a step Friday required to raise money

Short chase leads to fatal motorcycle crash

March 5, 2021

An attempted traffic stop ended with a fatal crash in south Wichita. A Sedgwick County deputy tried to stop a motorcycle rider around 2:30 Friday morning, near 47th South

Suspicious device found near Pitt State

March 5, 2021

By the Associated Press Police say a suspicious device found near the Pittsburg State University campus contained a small amount of “incendiary components.” Police were notified Wednesday after the

Alabama’s governor eases COVID-19 restrictions but extends mask order until April 9

March 5, 2021

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey said Thursday she plans to lift the state’s COVID-19 mask order by April 9. Ivey cited reduction in COVID-19 case statewide; as of Tuesday, Alabama’s seven-day average for new COVID-19 cases was 778

Senate debate delayed after requiring 628-page COVID-19 relief bill read out loud

March 5, 2021

The Senate clerk was required to begin reading aloud all 628 pages of President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion stimulus and COVID-19 relief bill on Thursday, a process that’s expected to take about 10 hours before the lawmakers

JJ Hayes in the Morning 194-Skipping, Shuffling and a Local ...

March 5, 2021

Wow, what a way to finish the week. Friday feels so good, spring is in the air, and fun coming out of your speaker and in your ear buds. No body shuffles any more;...Read More

Keeping It Real-Friday 3.5.21

March 5, 2021

Friday, Fun Day, ready for the weekend day, what are we going to binge watch day, let’s pop some popcorn day. You get the idea. So much on tv, so much to...Read More

Country Music Minute-Brad Paisley Talks About The Importance...

March 5, 2021

Brad Paisley, like many country artists has been busy during the pandemic trying to spread music, love and positivity. However, probably his biggest contribution doesn’t get talked about enough and that is...Read More

Star Spangled Salute: A Local Veteran and his Vietnam Story

March 5, 2021

Today’s Star Spangled Salute honors Veteran Wayne Bormann. Wayne was part of a special unit that tested choppers in warfare, the goal was to see if they could fight the Vietnam war with helicopters. Wayne said...Read More

Reba McEntire signs two-movie deal with Lifetime including h...

March 5, 2021

Reba McEntire has signed a two-movie deal with Lifetime, including a Christmas-themed movie that she will star-in and produce. McEntire is currently developing Christmas in Tune, a music-themed holiday movie that will also feature an original holiday...Read More