Cale Chapman is a multimedia journalist for KWCH 12, focusing on local news in Wichita, Kansas. With a keen interest in community events and happenings, Cale covers a wide range of topics including local businesses, weather events, sports, and cultural events.
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Cale's coverage seems to focus on local events, seasonal changes, and community initiatives in Wichita, Kansas. His articles cover a wide range of topics including winter storms, local businesses' reactions to events, and community-related activities.
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| Updated moments ago WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A game shop in downtown Wichita is picking up the pieces after a weekend break-in.
By: Angela Smith, Cale Chapman
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - President Ted Bush of the International Association Firefighters - Local 135 released a recording Thursday evening of a meeting he had with Wichita Fire Chief Tammy Snow.
The Derby school district is trying new strategies to combat the statewide problem of chronic absenteeism.
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Bird flu cases are increasing across the country causing many farmers to take extra precautions to make sure their livestock stays healthy.
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Sedgwick County on Wednesday decided how to use the more than $100 million it received in ARPA (American Rescue Plan Act) funds after the COVID-19 pandemic.
By: Cale Chapman, Keenan Penn
One rural Sumner County man said drones have been flying over his house south of Mulvane, “non-stop.”
By: Cale Chapman
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - With art installations going up at Wichita's new water treatment facility some people are asking why.
By: Cale Chapman
Wichita Mayor Lily Wu saying the city has missed out on millions of dollars over the last 25 years. All because of downtown parking agreements. The monthly rate for businesses in Old Town was $7.50 per parking space in 1996 and by 2013 that rate was supposed to jump to $25 per month. Mayor Wu says that 1996 rate is what the city is still charging Old Town businesses.
With less than a week before Christmas thousands of shoppers across Wichita are looking to get their last-minute Christmas gifts.
By: Cale Chapman
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Two families from Maize, including two sets of sisters, are spreading holiday cheer for patients at Ascension Via Christi St.
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