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ICT Tenants Union focused on educating, protecting renters
By Maleah Evans/Wichita Journalism Collaborative A new group is geared toward informing Wichita tenants of…
Wichita’s Commodore building to be auctioned
by: Wil Day WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A troubled Wichita landmark is going up for auction….
First-ever Laps for Love run supports unhoused families in Wichita
By Carina Branson/KSN-TV WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – A first-of-its-kind race in Wichita raised thousands of…
As Sedgwick County ages, commissioners look for the best way to fund senior centers
KMUW | By Daniel Caudill Becky King (left) and Melvin Ormiston chat over lunch at a…
Wichita rejects tenant protections and landlord registry, will consider changing housing code
A split Wichita City Council rejected proposals Tuesday to protect tenants from income discrimination and…
As Wichita considers boosting protections for renters, landlords are pushing back
By Kylie Cameron/The Wichita Eagle The Wichita City Council is set to consider rental property reforms…
Swept away: Realities of homelessness defy strict approach
The rate of encampment cleanups in Wichita has dramatically increased compared to last year, but…
How to help people who are homeless? What some Wichita City Council candidates say
By Kylie Cameron/The Wichita Eagle Homelessness and affordable housing were at the center of conversation during…
Mayor Wu asks about stricter enforcement of homeless camp law downtown. Others push back
By Kylie Cameron/The Wichita Eagle Wichita City Council members sparred over the enforcement of the city’s…
Vulnerable Kansans already struggled to find housing. Federal funding cuts will make it even harder.
When DOGE cut $2.3 million from a Kansas state agency, it hit rural communities hard….
It’s a wrap – celebrate Priced Out with music, art and more!
Homelessness, renters’ rights, supply costs, and the difficulties faced by first-time homebuyers are a few…
‘We have to still be here’: With McKinney-Vento at risk, what will happen to students facing homelessness?
by Jacinda Hall With President Trump signing an executive order to close the U.S. Department of Education, educators…
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