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Kansas Humane Society: Meet Stinger, learn about upcoming community events

Jordan Bani‑Younes with the Kansas Humane Society stopped by KSN News at Noon on Thursday to talk about the shelter's upcoming events.

Wichita, KS · 17h

Wichita Eagle

West Wichita Face Foundrie opens today with $25 facials ahead of a grand opening

A second Face Foundrie is coming to west Wichita. Here’s what to know The facial bar is opening at the Shops at Avante II at 37th North and Ridge Road less than two months after the first Wichita location opened at Bradley Fair. Owners Hunter and Mallory Mitchem are offering introductory pricing ahead of the official Dec. 1 opening. FULL STORY: West-siders won’t have to drive across town for this Bradley Fair business anymore Here are key takeaways: Hunter and Mallory Mitchem, who also operate SweatHouz wellness studios at both retail centers, are expanding Face Foundrie to west Wichita. Hunter Mitchem said the brands share similar clients, business models and real estate strategies. Every treatment runs under 60 minutes. “We’re an inclusive facial bar,” Mitchem said. “We have very high-end products. . . . It’s an elevated environment, but it’s an under-60-minute service. . . . We’re all very busy people.” Starting Nov. 11 and running through the rest of the month, new clients can book appointments for $25. Regular pricing starts when the business fully opens Dec. 1. A founding membership rate of $79 a month — good for a lifetime — is available throughout November, with added product

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Temps trending colder Thursday & Friday

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A cold front moved across Kansas while you were sleeping, and while today will be cooler than Tuesday, highs in the middle to upper 60s keep us five to ten degrees above average. However, gusty northwest winds will keep a chill in the air through the afternoon.

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Goodwill celebrates opening of downtown Wichita location

The new store near Douglas and St. Francis offers a variety of items, including clothing, accessories, household goods and furniture.

Wichita, KS · 18h

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Wichita Public Schools planning student moves after closures of L’Ouverture, Pleasant Valley

Wichita Public Schools planning student moves after closures of L’Ouverture, Pleasant Valley. After the passing of the $615 million school bond issue on Election Day, L’Ouverture and Pleasant Valley are set to close at the end of the 2026-2027 school year. OK Elementary and Woodland are now slated to close at the end of the 2028-2029 school year.

Wichita, KS · 3d

KSN News

Boeing to reduce workforce by 5% beginning in December

Right now, the company is not releasing a specific number of layoffs or specifying what locations will be affected.

Wichita, KS · 3d

KSN News

K-State trombonist invites 3 million to recital, goes viral

Jared Eck has played the trombone since 5th grade, and now his talents have been seen by millions after a viral Instagram post.

Manhattan, KS · 1d

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Wichita-area data center rules remain under review after a committee takes no action

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) — A committee considering proposed data center regulations for Wichita and Sedgwick County took no action Thursday, postponing the matter until its next meeting in December. The Advance Plans Committee discussed a proposal that includes multiple annual air quality reports, plans to minimize noise, and water...

Wichita, KS · 14h

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Kansas lawmakers discuss proposed limits on license plate reader data

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Kansas lawmakers discussed concerns about automated license plate readers Tuesday as law enforcement officials work on a proposed bill addressing how the technology is used. Col. Erik Smith, superintendent of the Kansas Highway Patrol, told the Joint Committee on Kansas Security that the KHP and leaders...

Kansas · 2d

Wichita Eagle

Wichita council decides not to consider resolution banning city-ICE agreements

Wichita City Council members abruptly ended their meeting Tuesday after discussing – and deciding not to consider – a resolution that would bar the city and police from making an agreement with ICE and the federal government to enforce immigration laws. District 1 council member Joseph Shepard said he has been talking with community members and advocates about immigration issues and concerns since February, and many of them have called upon him to introduce a Wichita trust and safety resolution. The resolution would publicly state that the city and the Wichita Police Department will not collaborate with the federal government to enforce federal immigration laws and deportations, also known as ICE’s 287(g) program. The city does not now have a 287(g) agreement, and the Wichita Police Department has previously said it has no intention of entering into one. “My original response to the community was, we have a police chief who has said we will not lock into a 287(g) agreement,” Shepard said at the meeting Tuesday night. “I feel very strongly that having the commitment from the police chief, while means a lot, it is not a policy. … The reality is that roles change, and that policy is

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Wichita List Prices Slip as Fewer Homes Are Available

Wichita buyers faced fewer choices, but slipping list prices kept affordability within reach.

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GreenAcres Market Closes Two Wichita Stores and Its Oklahoma City Location, Leaving Bradley Fair and Lawton Open

GreenAcres Market has permanently closed two of its three Wichita stores and its Oklahoma City location, leaving shoppers with just two GreenAcres stores: Bradley Fair in east Wichita and Lawton, Oklahoma, KSN reported Nov. 6 after the company announced the change on Facebook. The Wichita closures affect the store at...

Wichita Eagle

Jewish Deli Day will include brisket, challah, face time with Wichita's new rabbi

Once a year, Wichita gets the opportunity to feast on Jewish deli fare like matzah ball soup, challah bread and corned beef sandwiches. The 2026 opportunity happens this weekend at the Wichita Jewish Community Center , 1850 N. Woodlawn. Deli Day , an event by Congregation Emanu-El that’s now in its 60th year, offers plenty of culinary reasons to visit, including full Jewish meals and a la carte baked goods for sale. But, said co-chair Keith Pickus, the event also will give locals the chance to meet the congregation’s new rabbi and to get a rare peek inside the center. “It’s our way of welcoming the community into our building,” he said. “We’re so security conscious, and we have to be. This is a fundraiser for us, no doubt about it. But what’s equally important is that folks from Wichita come in and see us.” This year’s dinner happens from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 15. People who buy $25 tickets at the door will each get a full meal that includes a choice between beef brisket with challah bread or a corned beef sandwich on rye. Meals also include a potato side dish, a cup of

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Chilly weekend ahead; some rain too

Friday - Some fog is possible across western Kansas early, then light winds and some sun in the afternoon. Highs will be in the 50s. Saturday - Increasing clouds and remaining chilly with some rain moving into southwest Kansas late in the evening. Highs are expected to remain around 50 with east to southeast winds.

Wichita, KS · 21h

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Wichita State Signs Zoey Buckner-Franklin, Campbell Twins

Wichita State women’s basketball coach Terry Nooner signed three guards: Wichita native Zoey Buckner-Franklin and Arkansas twins Madisen and Makenlie Campbell. The group brings scoring, playmaking and defensive intensity, with Buckner-Franklin staying close to home and the Campbells arriving from Har-Ber High School. By the Numbers. Buckner-Franklin averaged 26.8...

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Wichita woman aims to crochet 560 blankets for Ukrainians affected by war

For Cristi McCaffrey-Jackson, the reason behind the project is personal. As a combat veteran, she knows the devastation that war leaves behind.

Wichita, KS · 16h

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Letter to the Editor: Academia is in decay. This is no time for complacency.

As you may have read last week, Wichita State is killing the Philosophy degree. Housed in the oldest building on campus, we are a small yet spirited department: a hodgepodge of different backgrounds, united in our devotion to knowledge. For those of you who haven’t spent hours crowded around our...

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Husky soccer takes third place in state against Wichita East

Boys varsity soccer traveled to Topeka to play the Wichita East Blue Aces in the state’s 6A third-place title match. Kicking off the Huskies three day weekend, many Northwest students may have slept in, went to work or simply enjoyed an early Saturday morning. However, for the boys varsity soccer team, they were in Topeka, playing for the team’s third place title against Wichita East.

Topeka, KS · 1d

Wichita Eagle

Ascension Via Christi plans new imaging center in west Wichita. Here's where

Ascension Via Christi announced Thursday that it plans to break ground on an outpatient imaging center in west Wichita next year. The $8 million center, which will be called Ascension Via Christi Imaging on West Kellogg, will sit at the northwest corner of 119th Street and Kellogg Drive on the city’s west side, according to a news release. The facility will go in near Ascension Via Christi’s under-construction ER, which is slated to open next year. Ground is expected to be broken for the 6,300-square-foot imaging center early next year. It’s expected to open sometime in 2028. The release said the facility is expected to relieve some of the demand at other Via Christi imaging locations. It will offer MRI, CT, digital mammography, DEXA, ultrasound and X-ray/fluoroscopy services.