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Hail up to tennis ball size and damaging wind gusts possible.

Low confidence in timing of storm potential.

Online records show Howard Jansen was booked into the Wyandotte Co. Jail in connection with child abuse and first degree murder.

With the lighting of the torch only ten of the games usual 40 sports begin competition.

Eight people were arrested during a multi-agency registered sex offender compliance check operation.

The Presidential Advisory Council for the National Junior College Athletic Association has recommended that a majority of sports be moved to the 2021 spring semester.

Stormont Vail says the clinic, located near 29th and Indian Hills, will specialize in primary care, plastic surgery, and dermatology.

In their daily update, the hospital says they are seeing more hospitalizations and higher rates of positive test results.

Along with several distancing and sanitation precautions, the state’s guidance on re-opening schools may lead to drastic changes in the way kids learn, according to two Kansas newspapers.

An Amber Alert issued earlier on Friday, July 10, comes to a sad conclusion as the missing 3-year-old’s body is found.

The ground breaking was pushed back around three months but the Topeka ER and Hospital is expected to open on time in about two weeks after a state inspection.

Approaching two weeks after the Kansas State Fair’s board voted to continue with plans for this year’s event in Hutchinson, the board will likely reconsider that decision, Eyewitness News learned Thursday (July 9).

A man is dead after being hit by a train Friday afternoon in south Wichita. Police say this happened about noon at the tracks near Pawnee and Southeast Boulevard.

The Wichita Police Department arrested the father of a 2-year-old boy who drowned Tuesday night in a pool in a south Wichita neighborhood.

A new study reveals hospital expenses have reached an all-time high in Kansas.

Kansas is one of 24 states that have mask requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The blooms are back at Berry Hill UPick Farm, 5840 SE Croco Rd.

Walmart is looking for Entrepreneurs for its 7th annual open call for U.S. manufactured products.

Hutchinson Correctional Facility sees confirmed COVID-19 cases.

Tree removal will close Gage Blvd. in Topeka on Friday, July 10 and Monday, July 13.

The City of Topeka 8th St. construction project keeps Western Ave. closed.

Shawnee County has amended the emergence order regarding bars, restaurants and COVID-19.

The 1st Judicial District Nominating Commission will interview nominees for a district judge position.

AG Derek Schmidt dolls out support to 213 crime victims.

Governor Kelly’s Commission on Racial Equity and Justice convene for its first meeting.

The Kansas Supreme Court has made a decision in a Riley County drug case among others.

The Wildcats and Shockers will face off in five basketball games over the next four years.

Riley County is reporting 5 new positive cases of COVID-19 since its report on Thursday, July 9.

Two new hospitalists will be joining Stormont Vail Health.

Kansas Court of Appeals will hear a class action suit among others on its July 16 and 21 docket.