Good morning Wichita! It’s Monday, June 24, and today’s headlines will keep you updated to start your week. From a captivating mural celebrating The Kansas African American Museum’s transition, to the fierce battle between Kansas and Missouri over sports teams, and the implementation of new surveillance technologies by the Wichita Police Department, there’s plenty to catch up on. Let’s get straight into today’s news.
Kansas African American Museum debuts mural as symbol of progress
Check out the captivating black and white mural that serves as a bridge between the past and future of The Kansas African American Museum. Find out how this artistic masterpiece celebrates the museum’s transition and tells untold stories.
Kansas governor signs Star Bonds legislation to attract Chiefs and Royals
Kansas and Missouri are engaged in a fierce battle to lure the Chiefs and Royals across state lines, with Kansas wielding a significant advantage. The recently signed Star Bonds legislation gives Kansas a bigger stick in negotiations, but the deal is far from done.
Wichita Police Department seeks feedback on new surveillance tech, including gunshot detectors and drones
The Wichita Police Department is implementing new surveillance technologies to enhance their response time and effectiveness in addressing crime. From license plate readers to gunshot detection sensors, find out how these tools are being utilized to improve public safety in the city.
Union Pacific launches “Action for 29th and Grove” to address contamination in local community
Stay informed on the ongoing cleanup efforts in the 29th and Grove community with Union Pacific Railroad’s new initiative, “Action for 29th and Grove.” Find out how residents are being kept updated and why health testing funding has been prompted.
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