Jenni Anima
News ReporterAs a general news reporter at KMUW 89.1, Jennifer Anima hopes to engage new listeners and provide essential information to the Wichita community.
Her journey at KMUW started in 2023 as a Spanish Language News intern for Radio Real and in the news lab. Her favorite part of being an intern was gaining professional experience and connecting with the local Hispanic community in Wichita.
She graduated from Butler Community College in 2023 with an Associate in Science in Mass Communications. Most recently, she graduated from Wichita State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Media Production.
In her free time Jenni likes to spend time with her daughter, read, work on puzzles and try new foods.
Anima can be reached at anima@kmuw.org.
Como reportera de noticias generales Jennifer Anima quiere atraer nuevos oyentes y proporcionar información esencial a la comunidad de Wichita, KS.
Comenzó en KMUW como una interna para Radio Real, un Podcast semanal de noticias en español. Lo que más disfruto de trabajar en Radio Real fue conectar con la comunidad hispana de Wichita.
Anima se graduó de Butler Community College con un asociado en ciencias en comunicación de masas. Más recientemente se graduó de la Universidad Estatal de Wichita con su licenciatura en periodismo.
En su tiempo libre, a Jenni le gusta pasar tiempo con su hija, leer, hacer rompecabezas y probar nuevas comidas.
Anima puede ser contactada por su correo electrónico anima@kmuw.org
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Monarch butterflies are flying south toward central Mexico as a part of their fall migration. -
The local nonprofit Empower is taking over the NoMar Theatre and turning it into Provecho, a term that means “Bon Appetit" or “enjoy." -
New features in the historic theater include all new accessible seating, an air-conditioned balcony and portable concessions. -
The latest craze among kids and teenagers is a squeezable, squishable, goop-filled blob toy known as a Nee-doh. The colorful stress relievers are selling out everywhere -
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents recently questioned the drivers and passengers of a bus bound for Mexico. The scene capped a tense week for Wichita’s immigrant and Latino community. -
Dancers auditioned in February for iconic characters like Alice, the Mad Hatter, and the Cheshire Cat. Smaller roles include dancing tulips, roses, card soldiers and knaves. -
The Woodland Park Historical Walk features photos and stories from the immigrants who lived, worked and helped settle Wichita's North End. -
This week on "The Range," it’s almost summer… so what are you reading? Also, local booksellers offer their suggestions for page-turning summer reads. -
Riverside neighbors and local historians say the bridge over the Little Arkansas River is finally getting the recognition — and the repairs and maintenance — it deserves.
