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A new EPA report to Congress says the nation's drinking water infrastructure will need $384 billion dollars worth of improvements over the next 20 years, including more than $4 billion in Kansas.

William Carr manages the revolving loan fund that finances drinking water projects in Kansas. He says most of the projects on the list are for transmission and distribution, especially the underground pipes that carry water to homes and businesses.

Two local groups are partnering in an attempt to reduce Wichita’s energy use and save homeowners money.

The Lake Afton Observatory is holding a special Father's Day weekend event called Moons, Rings, and Other Things.