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‘Finally... some closure:’ Chuck Giles’ former girlfriend breathes sigh of relief as police arrest 2 for his killing (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Connie Schrader has spent the last seven years wondering who killed her boyfriend, Charles ‘Chuck’ Giles. Giles was much more than just a restaurant owner. He was someone who cared for his community, and was a light to those he knew. On Monday, two men were arrested in connection with the cold case - Benny Delgado and Jesus Deleon. Each are charged with first-degree murder and robbery in the shooting, and each man is held on a $2 million bond. Related Story: 2 arrested in
Wichita St. students, alumni question safety of college campuses after alleged gang rape at Cornell (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Tompkins County district attorney’s office in New York is reopening the criminal case against seven Cornell University students accused of sexually assaulting an incapacitated woman in 2024. The subject has gained steam in recent weeks because none of the students were charged in the immediate aftermath of the assault. “I didn’t believe it at first, because it was crazy,” Wichita State student Lexia Allen said. “I don’t stay on campus, but if I did, it would scare me.”
Wichitans react to school bond proposal amid bad economy (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Cathy Christman votes in every election. “I encourage that for everyone,” Christman said. She also knows that a school bond is a tough sell right now. “The economy is really important to a lot of people,” Christman said. “I think we’re all stressed about it right now.” The bond is split into two proposals. The first is tax rate neutral, while the second will increase property taxes by a few dollars. “We believe a good use of taxpayer dollars is the education of the public,
Neighbors of Commodore Apartments in downtown Wichita voice frustration (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - When Doctor Allyson Bell moved her therapy services onto Broadway in downtown Wichita, she did not expect to have to call 911 multiple times a week. “Outside of our building the parking lot is often used as a walkthrough for people,” said Bell, CEO and founder of New Hope Therapy Services. “It’s also used as a dumping ground, because people don’t realize that there’s a business here.” There are a few ‘trouble spots’ at the Commodore - locations that provide a bit of privac
‘DeFlock Lindsborg’ group demands removal of license plate cameras (opens the original)
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LINDSBORG, Kan. (KWCH) - The discussion of Flock cameras continues to be a heated topic throughout the country, and it’s no different in Kansas. Luke Garretson hates seeing the Flock cameras in Lindsborg, where he lives. “The cameras in this area were just put up, for me, without my knowledge. They were just there,” Garretson said. “It’s an invasion of the privacy of the American citizen.” He isn’t alone. Hatred for Flock cameras is what drove Brandon Burch to cofound ‘DeFlock Lindsborg.’ Relate
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