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Wichita landscaper injured on the job, community rallies to help (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A local landscaper is unable to work after a serious injury on the job. Without a source of income, he has had difficulty keeping up on bills. Friends and family are asking for the community’s help to get him through his time of need. Marcus Branstetter, owner of Marc’s Tree and Landscaping in Wichita, fell from his truck, breaking all his ribs and his right shoulder, and suffering severe head trauma. The trauma is now causing temporary short-term memory loss. “Very stress
Wichita business owners worried closed streets downtown will keep away weekend customers (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Road closures in downtown Wichita could hamper your plans this weekend. Some business owners are voicing their concerns about the problems it could cause for them. The events this weekend include the Downtown Chili Cookoff and Somewhere fest. Street closures from St. Francis to 3rd Street could affect how people navigate the area. And how customers reach businesses downtown. “I’m worried about customers getting in and out -- the regulars, the locals that aren’t here for th
As City of Wichita sets deadline for clearing homeless camp, those living there concerned about next move (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The City of Wichita is telling those living in the area’s largest homeless encampment site that they have to clear out by Oct. 12. That’s less than three weeks away. The date was given to those living at Chapin Park, where, the city said on Thursday, about 20-25 people live. The city also cites the area as a problem for police and the fire department. “This was an area of concern,” city spokesperson Megan Lovely said. “Situations had deteriorated. We have concerns from fir
‘This is just evil:’ Granddaughter of Wichita woman found dead in suitcase seeking answers (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The woman found in a suitcase outside of a Wichita fire station last week was identified as Loretta Moody. Her granddaughter, Alexis Trotter, said she’s still processing Moody’s death, efforts complicated by the fact that she doesn’t know what happened to her grandmother or who is responsible. Trotter said there was much more to Moody than the circumstances behind her death. “She wouldn’t want to be known as the person who showed up in a suitcase at a fire station,” Trotte
Frustration mounts as boil advisory remains in effect in parts of Sedgwick County (opens the original)
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8:24PM Update - The KDHE has rescinded a boil water advisory for the City of Bel Aire. The following cities remain under advisories. 8:00PM Update - The KDHE has rescinded boil water advisories for the Benton, Park City and Kechi. The following cities remain under boil water advisories. WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Despite Wichita being out of the boil water advisory, the KDHE previously listed seven communities and three rural water districts still under advisory. Some people in Derby are left wonder
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