As Wichita pushes for more EV charging stations, some worry about fire risks
Experts say EVs are less likely to catch fire than gasoline-burning vehicles.
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The city of Wichita is selling its public housing. Where are the tenants going?
Twenty-two tenants have taken the rental voucher and are safely in new housing.
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Workshop: Renters should prioritize staying out of court to avoid eviction
The Urban League’s Evictions Basics workshop outlined the consequences of an eviction order.
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REALITY CHECK: Could a sales tax in Sedgwick County reduce property taxes? Here’s what’s being discussed
Voters in Sedgwick County could be asked next year to support a new sales tax that would fund arts, culture and recreation programming.
Crumbling Wichita mansion is finally refurbished, finds new life as sober living house
The Sternberg Mansion has at various times served as a private residence, a boarding house, and a weekend handyman project,
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Contract for deed home sales used to be mostly unregulated in Kansas. A new law changes that.
The law adds a variety of mechanisms to protect buyers.
Salvation Army unveils new recovery home in with 21 beds
Will help people in need of mental health care, substance abuse treatment and experiencing homelessness.
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Why finding enough substitute teachers is a daily challenge for Wichita schools
In the gig worker era of Uber and DoorDash, Wichita Public Schools seeks its own on-demand employees — substitute teachers.
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