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Wichita’s SB Mowing named to GoFundMe’s first ‘The Kind 50’ list
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Spencer B. of Wichita-based SB Mowing has been named to GoFundMe’s inaugural “The Kind 50,” a list recognizing 50 people and organizations whose kindness helped others over the past year. You may know the SB Mowing from its popular videos on multiple social...
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Haysville considers regulating e-bikes and other devices. It’s not the first
Haysville is planning to look at setting new regulations on e-bikes at its next city council meeting, and it’s following multiple other Wichita suburbs in doing so. The City Council will review new regulations for micromobility devices and electric-assisted bicycles at its meeting on Monday. This comes as the popularity of e-bikes in the United States as well as the Wichita area has continued to grow.
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The Wichita Metro Crime Commission’s evolution over 74 years
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – When the Wichita Metro Crime Commission was first created back in 1952, it was composed of Wichita residents hoping to help law enforcement fight the rise of the mafia in the Sunflower State. However, the nonprofit organization has transitioned to helping first responders and law...
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Week of November 9: Job of the Day
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) — This week, the Workforce Centers of South Central Kansas are highlighting 2nd Chance Friendly Positions this week. MONDAY: HIL-Lab Technician | Hiland Dairy | Wichita | $19-$21 | Qualifications: •High School Diploma or Equivalent •6+ months of previous experience in a laboratory environment | www.kansasworks.com/jobs/13707050 | Hiland Dairy has 1 additional job posting on KANSASWORKS.
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Melissa Etheridge returning home to Kansas for latest tour
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A Grammy Award-winning artist is returning home to Kansas to perform at Wichita’s Orpheum Theatre. Leavenworth native Melissa Etheridge will bring her “Rise Again” tour to Wichita on April 21. Tickets go on sale Friday. Known for hits like “I’m the Only...
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City Council to consider first steps to swapping school and park land
After voters approved a $615 million bond issue put forth by Wichita Public Schools, the school district and the city are set to consider first steps in exchanging Wichita’s Claude Lambe Park for USD 259-owned L’Ouverture Career Exploration and Technology Magnet Elementary School property. Local. September 13, 2026...
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Wichita City Council quietly extended Flock contract on Election Day
The Wichita City Council quietly approved an extension to its 5-year contract with Flock Safety at an Election Day meeting. The council voted 5-1 on Tuesday to extend the contract for automated license plate readers and gunshot-detection equipment until March 31, 2027. The cost is $259,208.63. Wichita also uses Flock drones as part of its privately funded Drone as First Responder surveillance partnership with QuikTrip. The Flock extension was published in the city’s Tuesday agenda packet less than 24 hours before the meeting. It was not labeled as its own agenda item and was instead bundled in the “Board of Bids and Contracts” section of the agenda as a change order for Flock’s hardware and software maintenance — along with several other routine items such as water treatment chemicals. No public comment is allowed for that portion of the meeting. The city’s contract with Flock has come under heightened scrutiny as part of what privacy advocates call a “warrantless surveillance dragnet” in Wichita that allows the Wichita Police Department and agencies across the U.S. to track residents’ movements in real time throughout the city. One Wichita man has sued the city seeking to have the cameras removed; the city wants
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WSU Tech offering full-ride drone scholarships for Spring 2027
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Wichita State University Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology (WSU Tech) announced further opportunities for students surrounding its new drone lab at the National Center for Aviation Training. These opportunities come with full-ride scholarships for students interested in unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). WSU Tech said the...
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Vote canvass begins today across the state
SALINA, KAN. - We have voted. The results are in. But there remain questions with several close races on the state level. The canvass process has begun at locations across the state. In Salina, the vote canvass for the November third elections will take place November 16th, 2026. That canvass will begin at 9 a.m. in room 107 B of the city-county building at 300 West Ash street in Salina.