Jeffrey Lutz is a Digital Producer for KWCH 12, focusing on local news in Wichita, Kansas. His work has also been featured in Catchit Kansas, GameRant.com, and WILX-TV. Jeffrey covers a range of topics, including crime, traffic updates, local events, and community issues, providing timely and informative content to the Wichita community.
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Jeffrey Lutz's coverage focuses heavily on local news in Kansas, particularly Wichita and Sedgwick County. He covers a wide range of topics, including crime, government announcements, animal shelters, and community events.
If you have localized insights into developments or trends related to crime, local government announcements or initiatives impacting Sedgwick County or Wichita communities that align with Jeffrey's coverage areas would likely be well received by him.
Given his focus on breaking news and evolving stories within the region as well as entertainment and sports features, providing unique angles on these subjects could also capture his interest.
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By: Jeffrey Lutz
| Updated moments ago WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A sentencing hearing is underway for an Indiana man convicted in a deadly crash that
By: Jeffrey Lutz
City League basketball is back, because we said so.
Lee gave the winning bid for a Samsung stainless 3-door French-door refrigerator/freezer.
By: Jeffrey Lutz
We’ll be at Tuesday’s meeting to let you know how much paid parking will cost and when it will take effect.
By: Jeffrey Lutz
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - An independent review of a Wichita apartment fire that killed 22-year-old Paoly Bedeski in October 2023 found that no agency's failure could be solely attributed to Bedeski's death.
By: Jeffrey Lutz
If you’re reading this now, that means the Tuesday Twos was not canceled after one episode.
By: Jeffrey Lutz
Officers were provided video footage that was found by school officials, showing the assault happening on the bus.
By: Jeffrey Lutz
Police responded Tuesday morning to a call from district administration about an alleged sexual assault of a child. Officers were provided video footage that was found by school officials, showing the assault happening on the bus.
A photo taken by a viewer appears to show an officer with his gun drawn near the school.
12 News continues to follow details from a standoff in McPherson County Wednesday morning that led Inman schools to close for the day.
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