Brock Wilson

Wichita

Multimedia Journalist at KWCH-TV (Wichita, KS)

Multimedia Journalist at KBSL-TV (Goodland, KS)

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TKAAM celebrates Juneteenth, offers update on new building

1 week ago | kwch.com | Brock Wilson

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Kansas African American Museum (TKAAM) is one of the many places around Wichita celebrating Juneteenth. It’s the second year Juneteenth has been an official state holiday in Kansas. TKAAM tells 12 News on Juneteenth it’s important to celebrate African American history and culture, honoring those who have come before us, and remembering emancipation and freedom. TKAAM doesn’t have special Juneteenth exhibits, but they did want to make the holiday special for visitors.
Latest rounds of rain have Cheney Lake sitting at more than 90% full

1 week ago | kwch.com | Brock Wilson

SEDGWICK COUNTY, Kan. (KWCH) - After being over eight feet below normal before a Memorial Day weekend storm, Cheney Lake is now less than a foot-and-a-half below normal, or more than 90% full. There’s a consensus at Cheney Lake that the drastic change over the past few weeks is a sight worth celebrating. The lake rose more than seven feet in less than 20 days. Boaters and fishermen are happy. “A far as the fishermen’s concerned, they’ve kinda shied away from Cheney and now, well...
Latest rounds of rain has Cheney Lake more than 90% full

1 week ago | kwch.com | Brock Wilson

SEDGWICK COUNTY, Kan. (KWCH) - After being over eight feet below normal before a Memorial Day weekend storm, Cheney Lake is now less than a foot-and-a-half below normal, or more than 90% full. There’s a consensus at Cheney Lake that the drastic change over the past few weeks is a sight worth celebrating. The lake rose more than seven feet in less than 20 days. Boaters and fishermen are happy. “A far as the fishermen’s concerned, they’ve kinda shied away from Cheney and now, well...
Wichita tackles rise in car thefts with ordinance addressing unauthorized tows

1 week ago | kwch.com | Brock Wilson

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - With car thefts on the rise in Wichita, city leaders are considering tougher penalties to help crack down on the crimes, especially when tow trucks are involved. Police data shows nearly 400 more car thefts in 2024 compared to the previous year. One problem fueling the increase is unauthorized tows. “I hear it happens pretty regularly nowadays,” said Mark Ysidrow, the owner of Tow Service Inc.
Balancing Costs and Benefits: A Less DanGerous Protocol for Myocardial Infarction Complicated by Cardiogenic Shock

2 weeks ago | onlinecjc.ca | René Boudreau |Sharon Chih |Michel Le May |Pietro Di Santo |Rebecca Mathew |Munir Boodhwani | +4 more

Keywords Cardiogenic shock Heart failure ST-elevation myocardial infarction myocardial infarction mechanical circulatory support Impella Abbreviations AMICS (acute myocardial infarction complicated by Cardiogenic shock) Impella CP (microaxial flow pump) RRT (renal replacement therapy) CS (cardiogenic shock) UOHI (University of Ottawa Heart Institute) STEMI (ST-elevation myocardial infarction) PCI (percutaneous coronary intervention) LV (left ventricle) RV (right ventricle) POCUS...
Kansas surgeon uses robotics to train doctors around the world

2 weeks ago | kwch.com | Brock Wilson |Jack Duarte

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Cutting-edge technology at Ascension Via Christi’s Saint Francis Hospital is putting Wichita on the global medical map. Dr. Ali Ahmad, a surgical oncologist, is using one of the world’s most advanced robots, “Da Vinci 5″, named after Leonardo Da Vinci. The robot helps treat patients and teach doctors thousands of miles away. With virtual telepresence, surgeons across the country and even internationally can tune in to live procedures for hands-on training.
Sedgwick County sheriff discusses illegal drug problem following visit to southern border

3 weeks ago | kwch.com | Brock Wilson

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Sedgwick County Sheriff Jeff Easter has returned from a trip to the U.S. border with Mexico. He was invited by U.S. Senator Roger Marshall to visit a part of the border in Cochise County, Arizona, which had previously experienced a significant influx of illegal drugs into the United States. While work continues to curtail the problem, the sheriff told 12 News that the situation is improving.
Worst they’ve seen: Flood-prone Wichita neighborhood takes big hit, residents frustrated

3 weeks ago | kwch.com | Brock Wilson

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Bleckley Drive, a neighborhood situated a little east of Oliver, between Douglas and Kellogg, is among the area’s most flood-prone streets. It’s a situation that has frustrated neighbors for decades, but what they encountered on Tuesday was on a new level for many. People living in the area report that Tuesday’s torrential rain resulted in flooding that they described as the worst they’d ever seen.
Wichita Public Schools launches Community Engagement Survey

3 weeks ago | kwch.com | Brock Wilson

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Wichita Public Schools wants to hear from you. The school district has published an online Community Engagement Survey to gather input from families, staff, and the Wichita community. “This is an opportunity for people to provide more feedback,” said Susan Arensman, Communications Supervisor for Wichita Public Schools.
Excitement growing for Riverfest, state track and field meet

4 weeks ago | kwch.com | Brock Wilson

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Wichita will be a busy place this weekend with both Riverfest and the Kansas High School Track and Field meet kicking off Friday. Over 4,000 athletes will be competing, while Riverfest is expected to draw over 250,000 visitors. Wichitans say they can feel the excitement. “It’s a good time of year to be around everybody having fun,” said Elijah Ruffin, who’s planning to attend Riverfest. “I like going the first day and the last day due to the fireworks.