Cale Chapman

IT professionals already out in the workforce say that AI is changing their everyday workflow.

Many people across the United States are losing their jobs or facing other consequences for expressing their political opinions online, particularly regarding the death of Charlie Kirk.

Employees and employers brace for a spike in health insurance premiums

After replacing all their product, restoring electricity, and putting down new floors, Imagine That Toys opened its doors back up.

If you spend time in downtown Wichita, you’ll soon have to start paying to park.

While flooding in many areas subsided on Wednesday, many are still dealing with the aftermath of Tuesday’s rain.

Nonprofits across Wichita and the State of Kansas are still dealing with uncertainty as the federal grants on which they rely to stay open may get eliminated.

Wichitans in Forest Hills neighborhood suing Textron Aviation for chemical plume

Kelly Regier ran and completed the Prairie Fire 5K dressed as Chewbacca.

The City of Wichita faces a nearly $4 million deficit in 2026 and 2027. That deficit is projected to grow substantially, but many say they’re already taxed too much. With that, city leaders are looking internally for solutions.