Hunter Funk
KSN News Wichita
Wichita, KS, United States
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Andover couple celebrate wedding anniversary by taking shelter
ANDOVER, Kan. (KSNW) – An Andover couple spent their 16th wedding anniversary huddled around one of their daughters, as the tornado barreled over top of their home. → Read More
State budget includes $50 million for businesses forced to shut down
Businesses ordered to close or had to restrict operations during the COVID-19 pandemic will receive funding. → Read More
Bionic woman defying the odds after having arm amputated
It has been one year since a Kansan became the first person in the nation to receive a myoelectric arm. → Read More
WSU gets international recognition for wheelchair accessible aircraft
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – A vision of accessibility is taking flight at Wichita State and it’s getting international recognition. → Read More
Wichita Wind Surge groundskeeper perfects his skills on and off the field
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Nothing says springtime like some baseball. It’s the opening weekend for the Wichita Wind Surge and curveballs won’t be catching staff off guard. They are keeping their head in the game. → Read More
Local janitor being called an unsung hero
A Newton High School janitor is taking the spotlight for his work ethic and positivity. → Read More
Nearly three dozen COVID screeners find permanent jobs at area hospitals
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW)– Covid-19 door screening is no longer required at Ascension Via Christi hospitals and medical centers. It meant that 31 temporary paid screeners, who managed public and emergency room entrances, had to be let go. → Read More
Wichita State professor tracks radiation, keeping an eye overseas
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) -A Wichita State University professor is using his resources to track the radiation levels from the war in Ukraine and teach his students at the same time. → Read More
2022 St. Jude Dream Home sneak peek inside
The 2022 St. Jude Dream Home is in the works, and you’re two weeks away from getting the chance to reserve your ticket. → Read More
Great Bend woman is the light through dark times
GREAT BEND, Kan. (KSNW) – One woman from Great Bend is making a difference in her community by putting others before herself and inspiring the next Generation, one person at a time. → Read More
How you can support farmers in crisis today
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – From illnesses and injuries to wildfires and natural disasters, farm rescuers are volunteers that give a hand to those in a challenging situation. National Farm Rescuer Day falls on the third Thursday of March, and it was started in 2005 by Farm Rescue, a nonprofit organization. Dan Erdman, Farm Rescue program […] → Read More
Kansas is one of the top states for allergy sufferers
Kansas is the second most challenging state to live in when it comes to seasonal allergies. → Read More
Real-time translator headphones bridge mental health gap
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW)-In real time, these headphone sets can translate one language into another. → Read More
Dry conditions keep firefighters busy
Dry conditions are creating challenges for the Wichita Fire Department. With high winds expected, it has crews urging residents to be vigilant. → Read More
KSN political analyst weighs in after State of the Union
or a perspective of the speech, KSN News political analyst Jeff Jarman, director and professor of the Elliott School of communications at Wichita State University, helped break it down. → Read More
Air quality concerns raised ahead of Flint Hills burning season
You may notice more smoke in the air this month and next as burning begins in the Flint Hills. → Read More
High schoolers swimming through the night for a good cause
Swimmers across the region will complete a 100-mile relay this weekend. → Read More
Volunteers in Wichita and Sedgwick County hold homeless count
Volunteers in Wichita and Sedgwick County are holding the point-in-time homeless count Thursday. → Read More
Kansas teen’s business, Goosebusters, focuses on poop removal
Geese leave behind big messes, but who are you going to call? It’s not “Ghostbusters,” but rather Goosebusters. → Read More
Wrinkles to tinkles, botox is helping with overactive bladder
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) –Botox is typically known for its ability to fill in wrinkles and make people look younger, but for one woman it’s not about the looks. It’s the feeling of being young again. → Read More