Nonprofit, for-profit developers request public funds to renovate Wichita public housing units
The city of Wichita is in the midst of selling its 352 single-family public housing units.
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Wichita journalists share insights on deep housing reporting
Here is what journalists in Wichita have learned from focusing on housing issues
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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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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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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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Sedgwick County proposes lower mill levy, cuts to arts and culture funding for the 2025 budget
Sedgwick County proposed a mill levy reduction as the county contends with soaring property valuations.