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CRIME STOPPERS: Wichita woman fears home after break-in (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â A Wichita woman says she canât sleep after someone broke into her south Wichita home two weeks ago, stealing everything from clothing to food to high-dollar tools. It happened on a Monday morning, Sept. 14. Security cameras show a woman walking up to the door of a mobile home on east Macarthur and knocking. She waited. Then she tried to cover the camera with leaves. Eventually, she jarred the door open. Within a few minutes, she walked inside. "She was in my house for
Kansas State Fair’s Hometown Heroes: Anthony Gibson (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â A 20-year Army veteran has dedicated his life to serving not only his nation but also other veterans. He's one of five veterans honored at the Kansas State Fair tonight as a hometown hero for his dedication. Tonight, we introduce you to Anthony Gibson. Anthony Gibson is one busy man. Taking call after call in his Junction City office. "Call me when she gets home,â said Gibson to a client. âI can walk her through it over the internet." He spends his day helping ve
Spontaneous combustion likely to blame for hay bales destroyed near Goddard, officials say (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â A fire destroyed thousands of dollars' worth of hay bales near Goddard on Wednesday evening. The fire started just after 7 p.m. behind some homes near 167th and Kellogg. Fire crews from Sedgwick County and Wichita helped save nearby barns and homes. "I had 17 bales total and they were all lined up, tall as the trees... big flames," said Robert Olmstead, the property owner. Firefighters at the scene said that spontaneous combustion likely started the fire, similar to t
Crime Stoppers: Thieves steal thousands of dollars’ worth of items in Old Town (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â A woman who was moving found her car windows shattered and thousands of dollars of her things gone after a night out. Cameras caught the crime, and now investigators hope you can help identify the thieves. Sedgwick County Sheriff's Office Detective Jason Winn showed us the broken glass and parts of the brick he says two people used to break into a car in Old Town on July 19. Winn says it happened around 4:45 in the morning in a parking lot near 3rd and Mosely. You can s
Crime Stoppers: Vandals target new Wichita city park, costing taxpayers thousands in repairs (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â Wichita city leaders say 20 cases of vandalism in just two months at a new city park are costing taxpayers thousands of dollars. Tatiana Koelliker brings her sister, nieces and nephews to Ash Park near 25th and Hillside nearly every day to play. A place she says means everything to her and her neighborhood. "Everybody plays in it, so I mean, it's important to everybody,â said Koelliker. Her sister Izzy says itâs her favorite place.  âI come here mostly every
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