Abby Wray KAKE

Hutchinson racetrack saved for another year of racing The Kansas State Fair Board held their meeting over Zoom Tuesday, due to the winter weather conditions, but some major progress was made on the Save Our Track front.

Kansas storm chaser recounts first blizzard chasing experience State troopers were busy Monday, ushering people off the highways.

Wichita bars offer mocktails for Dry January and beyond Dry January is upon us and many bars and restaurants in Wichita are taking part and offering options for those who choose a healthier option this new year.

Happy birthday to Abby Wray KAKE! Enjoy your Jordan year and special day!

Feeling blessed by my family and friends/coworkers! Working on your birthday can be fun!

Kids grabbed their sleds and headed for the hills to enjoy a snow day The hill in the middle of Sedgwick County Park was the premiere sledding destination on Friday.

How Kansas schools decide whether to have a snow day In Kansas, schools weigh the possibility of a snow day.

Wellington boil water advisory lifted, local businesses adjust practices Wednesday the city of Wellington lifted a boil water advisory after being placed on it Saturday.

McPherson fire chief not returning after being placed on leave Mayor Tom Brown says the search for a new chief was requested at Tuesday's city commission meeting.

Businesses prepare for New Year's Eve celebrations New Year's Eve is tomorrow and restaurants and bars in Wichita are preparing to take on one of the busiest days of the year.

Wichita family looking for lost wedding ring goes viral A Wichita woman’s Facebook post is going viral after her mother lost her wedding ring at Towne West Square Wednesday.

Kansas grocery shoppers can expect $150 million dollars in tax relief in 2024 Governor Laura Kelly announced Thursday that grocery shoppers can expect $150 million in tax relief in 2024.

Wind Surge will not be leaving Wichita despite possible relocation report In an interview with the Wichita Business Journal, team president Jay Miller declined to comment on the possibility specifically. However, he did say fans should not be concerned.

KAKE collecting coats and winter apparel donations for Warm Hearts coat drive Tis the season for helping out the community and making sure everyone has a safe and warm holiday so KAKE is taking part in our annual Warm Hearts coat drive.

Merry Christmas!!!

Last minute holiday shoppers brave Scheel's to get Christmas gifts Full parking lots and busy roads-the beauty of holiday shopping

Lemon Park Lights, not just a beautiful light display, but a memorial for those lost in the community Lemon Park Lights have been around for more than 30 years spreading holiday cheer to walkers and drivers in Pratt, but there is a reason behind almost every single light display you see.

Just 3 days till Christmas! Where did the time go?

w/ Wray KAKE, KAKEman's favorite karaoke partner!

Lights at AbilityPoint closing after 27 years Every year more than 100,000 visitors drive through the Lights at AbilityPoint, a long standing tradition.

Wichita woman tries to burn son alive in Florida A shocking turn after a Wichita woman and her 9-year-old son were reported missing in Wichita on December 6th. That woman and a man attempted to burn her son and his possessions because they believed

Kansas Humane Society braces for nearly 500 pet surrenders in the new year On Tuesday, the Kansas Humane Society was at 68% capacity for dogs and 48% capacity for cats.

This cute cat made their TV debut today! They are available at the Kansas Humane Society along with dozens of other furry friends. This holiday season, remember adopt, don’t shop!

We’re reintroducing KAKEman to the next generation with a beautiful new children’s book! You can get your very own copy of “A Home For KAKEman” just in time for Christmas by ordering today or go to Scheels tomorrow at 10AM for an author signed copy!

Lexi's LAMB Foundation delivers gifts to kids stuck in hospitals this holiday season A parade of toys and goodies to be given to unexpected kids and families who are in the hospital during the holidays.

Salvation Army holiday distribution kicks off After the snow fall in Wichita on Small Business Saturday, the Salvation Army had concerns about this year’s Angel Tree, but the community delivered despite the poor weather.

Wichita police and Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office partner to create ALERT The Wichita Police Department and the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s Office have created a new collaborative initiative, the advanced law enforcement response team or ALERT.

Look out for imposter scams while holiday shopping online Holidays always bring about shopping, and nowadays holidays are sure to bring about online shopping; but there are always risks to shopping online, like scams.

Had a great time handing out KAKEMAN books and meeting folks who were donating toys to kids in need today!