Anavi Prakash
2026 Korva Coleman Journalism InternAnavi Prakash is the 2026 Korva Coleman Journalism intern. She is passionate about telling immersive stories through the combination of text, audio, video and photo. Anavi is a rising senior at Northwestern University studying journalism and social policy. She currently serves as editor-in-chief of The Daily Northwestern.
In her free time, Anavi enjoys trying new coffee shops, baking brownies and exploring new places.
Anavi can be reached by email at aprakash@kmuw.org.
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Studies show that about one in five adults in Kansas can decipher letters and even read simple words. But they can’t read well enough to understand instruction manuals, healthcare forms or safety warnings. -
Station 23 will fill a longstanding need for a fire station in southwest Wichita, following the city’s westward expansion. -
Tonight's results will also decide a proposed constitutional amendment to change the way state Supreme Court justices are selected. -
Developer EPC Real Estate says the seven-story, 160-room Wichita Tribute Hotel will be a Tribute Portfolio property by Marriott. -
Wichita public libraries, recreation centers and neighborhood resource centers serve as community cooling centers, with air-conditioning and water available. -
The Orpheum Theatre's grand re-opening will be an Aug. 30 concert by award-winning singer-songwriter John Legend. -
Along with groceries and gas prices, the cost of owning a pet has surged in recent years. The growth in “petflation” has left shelters and rescue groups scrambling to save animals. -
Seventeen satellite voting locations are now open. Early voting ends Monday. -
The city allows fireworks to be sold and set off from June 27 to July 5. Aerial fireworks are allowed to be launched only July 3-5. -
Wichita concluded Pride Month with a parade and festival. But with several new state laws targeting transgender Kansans, tensions are high.
