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The front for the city’s battle against blight has shifted. → Read More
Memorial Day at Resthaven Mortuary and Cemetery was about lessons learned. → Read More
A 29-year-old Hutchinson man was injured early Monday morning in what police are calling an alcohol-related car-pedestrian accident in Hutchinson. → Read More
A storage reservoir near Sedgwick has risen to the top of the options for Wichita’s long-term water future. → Read More
The assets of the National Baseball Congress will be formally transferred by the city Tuesday to its new nonprofit foundation. → Read More
It got a lot more expensive for Old Town scofflaws Tuesday morning. → Read More
A divided Wichita City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday morning to proceed with planning for a new downtown library. → Read More
Tuesday’s Wichita City Council meeting could be the last stand for supporters who’ve clung to the notion of a new downtown library for the past eight years. → Read More
Intent on avoiding a repeat of last winters snow removal controversy, city officials are weighing the privatization of a part of their emergency winter roads operation. → Read More
It’s hot – record-setting hot. And it’s dry. But there’s plenty of water for Wichita in Cheney Reservoir. → Read More
City Council members will get the first of eight white papers Tuesday on long-term Wichita projects. → Read More
Wichita voters would have to be sold on a sales tax increase to help pay for a $90 million local economic development fund, political analysts say. → Read More
City, county and economic development officials unveiled Thursday morning the next topic in the ongoing community debate over Wichita’s future: a $90 million economic development warchest to make Wichita more competitive for jobs. → Read More
The price of causing trouble in Old Town is about to go through the roof, courtesy of a City Hall partnership to crack down on late-night offenders. → Read More
Wichita’s plan to return passenger rail to the city and Kansas has gained a major endorsement. → Read More
The City Council will shift its focus to air quality on Tuesday, when it considers a plan to keep Wichita’s warm, humid summertime air as clean as possible. → Read More
Public works officials are weighing how to best utilize the city’s $244 million aquifer storage and recovery project – if the City Council gives it a prominent role in Wichita’s water future. → Read More
Last updated: 4:29 p.m. Thursday, April 17, 2014 → Read More
Wichita taxpayers will get a $1.4 million break next year on their annual contributions to two major city employee retirement programs. → Read More
Wichita wouldn’t have survived last summer’s drought without a controversial $244 million groundwater recharge project, city staff says. → Read More