Please help ID

[iturnrocks]

Found this one in the house on the wall in Kansas City, Kansas, USA. Sorry if the photos arent great I only have a 1.6mp camera. Actual size of body only (not legs) about 1 inch long.

Thank you

Also if anyone has any ideas on either the spider or the wasp, I took this pic a couple years ago. Still in Kansas City, this wasp was dragging this spider across my backyard.

 

[NRF]

The long spinnerets indicate Agelenidae, but it might also be a Coelotes related genus which no longer belong in Agelenidae but in Amaurobidae. I don't know what species you have in Kansas.
The wasp is a Pompilid.

 

[padkison]

Here are some pics of the type of spider NRF is talking about on Bugguide.net.

http://bugguide.net/node/view/1974/bgimage?from=48

Also, your wasp.

http://bugguide.net/node/view/3919/bgimage?from=72

You can post your pics on Bugguide.net for ID