Keith Grant

Wichita

Digital Anchor at KWCH-TV (Wichita, KS)

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WPD conducts special street racing operation, catches 50+ at one illegal event

2 weeks ago | kwch.com | Keith Grant

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - In a recent crackdown on street racing in Wichita, police discovered over 50 cars at a single event. The Wichita Police Department conducted a special operation focused on street racing last weekend. With schools on summer break and warmer weather, street racing usually increases during this time. The WPD has announced that they will continue their special operations targeting street racing throughout the summer.
Wichita Water Treatment Plant experiences mechanical failures, city says it’s still on track to be operational by year’s end

2 weeks ago | kwch.com | Angela McDonald Smith |Keith Grant

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The City of Wichita has paused testing at the Wichita Water Treatment Plant due to mechanical failures. Public Works Director Gary Janzen said that the issues were found in the clarifiers, which are essential settling tanks designed to remove solid particles and enhance water quality.
Andover eCademy grad celebrates milestone, future goals

3 weeks ago | kwch.com | Keith Grant

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - On Thursday, graduates of Andover eCademy officially celebrated their achievements by walking across the stage and moving their tassels. Among the graduates was Gavin Klassen, who joined the virtual school in his junior year of high school. He set a big goal for himself: to take as many college classes as possible while still in high school.
Butler County paramedic dies during emergency response

3 weeks ago | kwch.com | Keith Grant

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A Butler County paramedic died on Friday, according to Butler County EMS. Justin Lauppe went into cardiac arrest during an emergency response on Thursday. Lauppe had served as a paramedic for 14 years. Butler County EMS noted that Lauppe was recognized for his commitment to saving lives in his community and doing so with compassion.
‘It’s a false narrative’: Rep. Mann says proposed Medicaid changes aren’t cuts

3 weeks ago | kwch.com | Keith Grant

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - U.S. Rep. Tracey Mann argued on Thursday that some people on Medicaid don’t actually need the coverage. He said that as House Republicans are trying to pass the “big, beautiful bill” by Friday, a deadline set by Speaker of the House Mike Johnson. Tensions are rising in Washington as lawmakers clash over Medicaid funding. Democrats are attacking Republicans’ proposed cuts to the program.
Wheat streak mosaic virus impacting farms in Kansas

3 weeks ago | kwch.com | Keith Grant

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Kansas Wheat Tour is currently underway, with agriculture specialists visiting farms throughout the state to assess how local conditions have affected wheat production. One significant challenge this year is the wheat streak mosaic virus. While this disease is most prevalent in the western part of Kansas, outbreaks have also been reported in central and eastern regions. The virus is identifiable by the yellow streaks that appear on the green leaves of wheat.
Wichita Public Schools lays off employees, part of plan to cut budget shortfall

4 weeks ago | kwch.com | Keith Grant

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Wichita Public Schools recently laid off 16 employees, including those in administrative positions, as part of a multi-phase plan to address a budget shortfall. According to the district, layoffs started last week. This plan outlines four phases aimed at cutting $42 million in expenses. The district projects that phase four, which includes these layoffs, will save approximately $4.6 million.
FIRST LOOK of themed play area at Exploration Playscape

1 month ago | kwch.com | Keith Grant

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Exploration Place Playscape, which is currently under construction just to the north of the museum, will soon be more than mounds of dirt surrounded by a fence. On Tuesday, Adam Smith, the President and CEO of Exploration Place, shared that the museum will begin installing playground equipment. The museum also revealed renderings of one of the play areas, which will have an agricultural theme and feature “larger-than-life” wheat stalks.
Severe drought forces first opening of Cedar Bluffs Reservoir gates in over a decade

1 month ago | kwch.com | Keith Grant

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - On Monday, the Kansas Water Office opened the gates at Cedar Bluff Reservoir to release water. The release will recharge groundwater in the Smoky Hill River, which is a portion of water that the towns of Hays and Russell rely on. The gates at the reservoir have not opened for the two municipalities since 2013.
Wichita State University cancels certain graduation events amid federal, state pressure

1 month ago | kwch.com | Keith Grant

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Wichita State University has canceled certain graduation traditions this year. The university said it’s in response to federal orders, agency guidance, and state legislation. Wichita State University traditionally holds graduation events for certain students. That includes multicultural graduations, lavender graduations, and first-generation ceremonies. At these ceremonies, students would get their cords or stoles that they would then wear during the university’s commencement.

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11 Oct 24

RT @KWCH12: KANSAS PROUD: Crews from ICT Tree Service are in Florida to help clean up the aftermath of Hurricane Milton after spending two…

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RT @dominickmatthew: We flew over Hurricane Milton about 90 minutes ago. Here is the view out the Dragon Endeavour window. Expect lots of i…

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2 Aug 24

“And they do it with noble, selfless regard. It doesn’t make it any easier,” said Chief Tammy Snow. Prayers with WFD and the family.

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WFD is extremely saddened to announce that at approx 1522 hrs, while operating at a mutual aid fire, 1 of our own was injured in the line of duty, & later succumbed to the injury. WFD is working to ensure family is appropriately notified before sharing details. Rest in peace. https://t.co/zvKlJfOOUu