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Followed Home and Singled Out: Concerns About Employee Harassment Surface in Winfield
A campaign sign targeting a city employee brought harassment concerns into focus at Winfield’s October 8 meeting. The board also addressed parking, city codes, finances and maintenance. Read the recap, browse photos and watch the full meeting.

John Eads
1 day ago3 min read


Winfield Seeks New Police Chief Following Leadership Change
Winfield is seeking a part-time police chief after confirmation that Brian Wideman is no longer employed by the city. The posting outlines pay, qualifications and a November hiring schedule, but lists conflicting application deadlines.

John Eads
3 days ago2 min read


Winfield Moves Duplex Plans Forward as City Tackles Business Across Town
Plans for two new duplexes are moving forward in Winfield as aldermen tackle wastewater improvements, city finances, equipment repairs and other business across town.

John Eads
Aug 144 min read


Community Comes Together to Give Winfield a New First Impression
More than 20 volunteers came together in Winfield to clean, landscape and restore the community's welcome sign, creating a refreshed first impression for residents and visitors entering the city.

John Eads
Jul 273 min read


Winfield Mayor Breaks Silence On Playoffs Incident, Talks Rebuilding Trust And City's Future
Winfield Mayor Nicole Hanson opens up about the Playoffs II incident, months of silence, rebuilding public trust and the challenges facing the city.

John Eads
Jul 177 min read


Public Comment Proposals Stall As Winfield Board Handles City Business
Winfield aldermen addressed proposed public comment changes, a federal law enforcement agreement, city equipment repairs, water system updates and other municipal business during the July 9 meeting.

John Eads
Jul 104 min read


Winfield Bar Disturbance Involving Mayor and Off-Duty Officers Under Prosecutor Review
A disturbance involving city officials at a Winfield bar remains under review as investigators and prosecutors assess the incident.

John Eads
Jan 202 min read
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