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A new e-mail course, broken down into four parts, prepares prospective homeowners to shop, buy and close a house, as well as what to expect in homeownership.
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Wichita's south central neighborhood is an older part of the city with promise and problems.
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Coordination and sustainable funding helped fuel a grassroots effort to get the government, faith, community and nonprofit sectors to "pull on the same rope."
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A bronze statue of Jackie Robinson was cut down and stolen from McAdams Park last week. A youth baseball league called League 42 plays in the park. The statue is valued at $75,000.
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Carla Mendez and Jacob Salas bought their first home in only three days, showing how competitive home buying can be in Wichita.
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A retired woman struggles to find accessible, affordable housing illustrating the need for more such units in Wichita.
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The Empowerment Center will rely on city, county and private grants for operating expenses.
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Darlene Palsmeier didn't expect to have difficulty finding an affordable place to rent when she was 66. Her experience, however, is not unusual for older residents seeking a new home, the large majority of whom are women.
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KMUW reporters and producers highlight the stories that made an impact on them in 2023.
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Over the past six months, rent prices have decreased in every region except for the Midwest, where a housing shortage and a competitive market are keeping rent high.
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The EPA announced a proposed update to the lead and copper rule strengthening President Joe Biden’s earlier goal of eradicating lead pipes.
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Two arrests in Wichita highlight how bail can vary from one case to the next in Kansas. Some people are pushing for change.