Brock Wilson

Is social media consuming too much of kids’ lives? Find out tonight on 12 News at 6:00!

Opening Day of the NBC World Series! I’ll be live outside Eck Stadium all evening with reaction from fans. Make sure to watch on

Fireworks sales underway in Wichita area, across Kansas While rules vary on what you can buy and when the loud pops, booms, and whistles start, fireworks sales kicked off Thursday in communities across Kansas.

It’s the first day of fireworks sales in Wichita! Make sure to watch 12 News at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. as I talk about some of the changes being made to fireworks rules this year.

The suspect was arrested just before 5:00 p.m. today after a standoff lasting nearly four hours.

Man arrested following standoff near downtown Wichita

Wichita police have closed off Douglas Avenue between Naftzger Park and Union Station in response to a barricaded suspect. I’ll be live on 12 News all evening with updates on the situation

The application period for non-resident school open enrollment is in now underway. However, many people still have questions about how the application process works. I’ll be live on 12 News at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. answering some of those questions and taking a look at some of the key dates you need to know!

Each year the City of Wichita funds a neighborhood cleanup program, aimed at giving low-income neighborhoods an opportunity to properly dispose of their trash for free. Tonight on 12 News at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. I take a look at South Broadway, one of the areas the city is targeting for cleanup

Today Boeing submitted a plan to the Federal Aviation Administration on how it will improve the safety of its planes. I’ll be live on 12 News at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. with comments from FAA Administrator Mark Whitaker. I’ll also have reaction from an aviation industry consultant on what this means for local suppliers like Spirit Aerosystems

Surveyed teachers express concerns with direction of Wichita Public Schools A new survey of Wichita teachers shows that while there’s a collective positive view of the state’s largest school district, many teachers are also concerned with the district’s direction.

Earlier this month United Teachers of Wichita published a survey of nearly 1,500 teachers showing positive support for Wichita Public Schools but dissatisfaction with the direction the school district is headed. I’ll be live on 12 News at 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. with comments from the teachers union about the survey!