Seattle Post-Intelligencer - Mon Nov 02
In this June 2, 2009 file photo, Scott Roeder makes his first court appearance via a video link from the Sedgwick County Jail on in Wichita, Kan.
Man injured while trying to inflate tireKSNW-TV - Mon Nov 02
A Wichita man was taken to the hospital in critical condition after a tire he was attempting to air-up exploded.
City-county salary gap significantKansas.com Technology - Sun Nov 01
If Jim Skelton were to move across the street and serve Sedgwick County instead of Wichita, he'd earn about $50,000 more a year.
Fewer Vanity Plates in KSKWCH - Sat Oct 31
They are called vanity plates for a reason, the people who have them like to stand out.
Death of retired U.S. marshal in Newton 'very suspicious'Kansas.com - Fri Oct 30
Authorities today are investigating the "very suspicious" death of a Newton man identified by sources as Richard Schroeder, a retired former U.S. marshal who has worked as a private investigator.
Law enforcement officials don't plan to change Taser policiesThe Wichita Eagle - Fri Oct 30
Sedgwick Country Sheriff Deputy Narciso Narvais explains TASER manufacturer's new target area guidelines.
State tries to fight Park City Indian CasinoKSNW-TV - Fri Oct 30
Back in 2004 the State of Kansas raided the Wyandotte Indian Nation's casino, seizing slot machines and shutting down operations.
Trial Set In Case Of Burned GirlKAKE-TV Wichita - Thu Oct 29
A local woman has waived her preliminary hearing on child endangerment charges. Bridget Newberry faces the charges in connection with the attempted murder of her 10 year-old daughter.
Defense seeks order on anti-abortion juror strikesThe Wichita Eagle - Thu Oct 29
The court filing, made public Thursday, offered the first glimpse of the legal strategy being developed by Scott Roeder's court-appointed defense team.
Time to Fall BackKansas' CW - Thu Oct 29
Sedgwick County reminds everyone to roll back their clocks this weekend. It's the end of Daylight-Saving Time.
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