Zach Martin

The foundation provides a one-stop shop for whatever students and their families need to know about the next steps after high school.

For the past 18 years, the Kansas Hispanic Education and Development Foundation has helped hundreds of students in Wichita prepare to take their next steps after high school.

Since its inception, the program has been one of — if not the — best in the country, and now the students are preparing to perform on the world stage.

The American Red Cross first put down roots in the Wichita area more than 90 years ago. Since then, they have helped those who needed it most after disaster struck.

What started as a way to help Wichita kids and families dealing with life-altering medical conditions now helps people across the state and beyond.

Wichita’s Littlest Heroes founder Brianna Baskerville, like many of the employees and volunteers at the nonprofit, has a deeply personal connection to the families it now helps.

Mailey Trefz broke a Kids World Record by doing 17 burpees in 30 seconds.

KSN News is launching a new effort to highlight local nonprofits that are going above and beyond for the people they serve.

The City of Leon is helping teen drivers learn a valuable lesson while avoiding costly fines for speeding.

Nathan Schaller of Dodge City has broken a world record with his crocheted square, which measures over 42 feet long and 42 feet wide and contains more than half a million individual stitches.