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Valley Center Public Schools have cancelled school Friday at Valley Center Middle School. The district decided to cancel school because of a water main break. The break happened Thursday afternoon. The extent of any damage is not known. Superintendent Cory Gibson is meeting with administrators to decide how to handle school activities scheduled for Thursday night and Friday. Expect updates on Eyewitness Newscasts and online at KWCH.com.

A three year-old is safe after he's found wandering outside early Thursday morning. Wichita police say the toddler, dressed in Spongebob Squarepants pajamas, was found near Mount Vernon and Beech around four o'clock. A few hours later, the child's babysitter reported him missing. Police say the child apparently got out of the home during the night. Police say they are not investigating this as a neglect case. The boy was not hurt.

Starter Ryan Hinson gave up just one run over 6 and two-thirds innings while John Rodriguez went 3-4 with 4 RBI, leading the Wingnuts to a 9-5 victory over Laredo on Thursday night. The win is the second victory for the 'Nuts in the best of five series against the Lemurs.  Wichita has a chance to clinch the series on Friday night at home.

A Wichita man is hospitalized after crashing his car into a tree overnight. It happened around 11:15 Wednesday at 30th an Coolidge.  Eyewitnesses tell police they saw the vehicle speeding through the neighborhood when the car lost control and struck the tree. The 19-year-old driver was taken to the hospital in serious condition. No one else was hurt. Police believe alcohol may have been a factor in the crash, but the cause is under investigation.  

The Kansas City Chiefs welcome the Seattle Seahawks to Arrowhead Stadium Friday night. The game will be the third preseason matchup for each team. The Chiefs are 1-1 while the Seahawks are 2-0. Programming Note You can watch the Chiefs game live on KSCW, channel 33 & Cox cable channel 5, starting at seven o'clock. KWCH 12 will air the Chicago Bears vs. the N.Y. Giants. That game also starts at seven o'clock.  

The fire over the weekend at Joyland Amusement Park is being investigated as an arson. Wichita firefighters put out the fire at Joyland Saturday night.  They were able to keep the fire inside of a metal shed at the park.  It caused about $15,000 in damages. This isn't the first time Joyland has caught fire. In March of 2011 someone started a fire at the park and the flames came dangerously close to neighborhood homes. There is a group trying to rebuild and reopen the amusement park.  They say the fire will not stop their efforts.

It was a long night for candidates and an even longer night for Sedgwick County election officials. A computer entry error led to inaccurate returns from Tuesday's primary and a long wait for the final results. "The percentages of the votes that I was seeing really didn't surprise me that much.  But the number of votes and the number of precincts that were reporting so early was a little unbelievable," said Sedgwick County voter Dan Dickgrafe. He wasn't alone in his confusion.  The initial primary returns hit the election commission website around 8:15 p.m.  They showed 257 precincts reporting, with just a small number of votes cast.  "Later into the evening I realized they'd found some sort of mistake or error and then that made it a much longer night for all of us that were watching on TV," Dickgrafe said.

CBS is making some changes to the network's prime-time lineup the next few Sundays. It's because the show 3 only made it to 2 episodes. (Sorry, romance fans) On August 5, Hawaii Five-o will be on from 8 to 9 pm. The time slot will be filled with Criminal Minds and The Good Wife on the two Sundays after that. Hope you enjoy those shows. Roger

An argument late Friday night leads to a stabbing where a man is critically injured. It happened around 11pm in the 2400 block of South Capri which is near east Pawnee Street. Police say a woman's boyfriend got upset about something and cut another man. That man was taken to a Wichita hospital in critical condition. No arrest has been made.

An inmate who walked away from work release over the weekend is back in custody.  Pete Vasquez was arrested again Monday.  No other details about what happened are available right now. Vasquez failed  to return to the Wichita Work Release Facility from his job with a construction company Saturday night. Vasquez was convicted of theft in August 2011.