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Taking Medication? It Could Raise Your Risk in Extreme Heat
Common prescriptions for blood pressure, allergies and mental health conditions can affect the body’s ability to stay cool, while extreme temperatures can also damage some medications.
The Midwest has already endured one of its hottest summers on record, and more scorching weather is still to come. By now, most of us…
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When the Investor Becomes the Landlord
Not all investor-owned rentals create problems, but a Kansas City lawsuit alleges one of the nation’s largest corporate landlords put profits and cost-cutting ahead of maintaining safe homes for tenants
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Missouri Supreme Court Sets Hearing Date for Referendum, Initiative Case Appeals
Justices will hear Sept. 2 arguments over the congressional map referendum and proposed limits on lawmakers’ initiative powers.
Senior Connect 2026 Draws Capacity Crowd in Wichita
Seniors pack the Brewer Center for a day of connection, information and fun.
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55 Years of Love, Family and Faith
Wanda and Albert Brown’s high school romance grew into a marriage filled with family, faith, travel and fun.
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Eight Black Candidates for Governor Make History in 2026
After nearly 250 years in which only three Black Americans have been elected governor, eight Black major-party nominees will appear on ballots this November
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Free Neighborhood Clean-Up Set for Aug. 22 in Northeast Wichita
Residents between 13th and 17th streets and Grove and Hillside can dispose of eligible trash, tires and tree debris at no cost.
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Sigma Gamma Rho Honors Jackson Mortuary’s Century of Service
Sorority members celebrated five generations of the Jackson family and the staff who have helped carry the Wichita institution’s legacy forward.
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Cox Is Becoming Spectrum: What Cox Customers Need to Know
The merger is cleared to close, bringing new pricing, products and service guarantees — and raising questions about rates, jobs and consumer protections.
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Kansas City Ends Minority, Women Business Program After 45 Years
A new small-business program aims to preserve contracting opportunities while removing race and gender requirements that faced mounting legal challenges.
Six Kansas City Nonprofit Leaders Named Finalists for Kauffman Visionary Award
Inaugural award recognizes nonprofit executives making lasting change across the Kansas City region.
Why Is Beef So Expensive? Don’t Expect a Quick Fix
America’s cattle herd is at a 75-year low, and drought, rising production costs and the slow biology of cattle mean rebuilding it won’t happen quickly.
