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Grieving father pushes for change to Kansas law after 18-year-old son allegedly killed by minor (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Nearly a month after a north Sedgwick County teenager was allegedly shot and killed by a 16-year-old, his grieving father is asking the Kansas legislature to change the law. 18-year-old Hunter Johnson was hanging out with friends after work in the early hours of Aug. 31 when he was shot in the chest. He died at the scene. The situation has left Hunter’s family with hard questions. This week, the alleged shooter pled not guilty to murder and gun charges. Related Story: Teen
Teen denied bail in shooting that killed 18-year-old from Valley Center (opens the original)
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SEDGWICK, Kan. (KWCH) - A Sedgwick County teenager accused of shooting and killing an 18-year-old was denied bail in a hearing on Monday morning. Hunter Johnson from Valley Center was killed in the 100 block of south Commercial Avenue in Sedgwick during the early hours of Aug. 31. The suspected shooter, a 16-year-old from Valley Center, was arrested on multiple charges including murder in the first degree and criminal discharge of a firearm into an occupied dwelling. Related Story: 18-year-old f
Sedgwick County unveils draft regulations for data centers amid community pushback (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Sedgwick County planners and community members met Thursday to discuss proposed regulations for commercial data centers as local leaders work to establish permanent zoning rules before a temporary development pause expires. Sedgwick County paused data center development earlier this year to allow officials time to evaluate the industry’s footprint and draft standards that protect local resources. On Thursday, planners presented the first public draft of the regulatory fram
Kansas shoppers should expect to pay more for groceries as diesel costs increase (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The holidays may not be on your mind just yet, but diesel prices now could drive up grocery bills in the fall. Economist Bekah Selby-Leach with Newman University says that August energy prices were about 16% higher than last year, and with diesel prices at an all-time high, a price hike at checkout is likely on the way. Whether by train or truck, much of America’s groceries need diesel to get to the shelves. “The rising cost of energy will go up first, so that’s our fuel,
Kansas shoppers should expect to pay more for groceries as diesel costs increase (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The holidays may not be on your mind just yet, but diesel prices now could drive up grocery bills in the fall. Economist Bekah Selby-Leach with Newman University says that August energy prices were about 16% higher than last year, and with diesel prices at an all-time high, a price hike at checkout is likely on the way. Whether by train or truck, much of America’s groceries need diesel to get to the shelves. “The rising cost of energy will go up first, so that’s our fuel,
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