KMUW News
KMUW News is a team of dedicated on-air and digital reporters working to tell the stories of Wichita and its residents.
For six years running, KMUW has been named Station of the Year by the Kansas Association of Broadcasters, the most prestigious award for major markets in the state. KMUW reporters have been honored for their work by regional and national organizations like KAB, the Radio Television Digital News Association, Public Radio News Directors Incorporated and the Alliance for Women in Media.
Contact KMUW News at news@kmuw.org.
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A Wichita-area farm is in full bloom. Also, an annual competition that gives artists a time limit as a challenge. -
Tyndell focused her platform on healthcare access, economic relief and opposing tax breaks for billionaires. Estes is seeking his sixth consecutive term in Congress. -
Kansas voters will decide which candidates advance to the November election for governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. Congress and every seat in the Kansas House, as well as some State Board of Education and local judicial races. -
Wichita's public radio station is the Large Market Radio Station of the Year for the 13th year in a row. -
A new business that lets you see it before you build it. Also, a sign along U.S. 50 is the midway marker for cross-country travelers. -
For only the second time in history, the American Red Cross has declared a national blood crisis. Donors are being asked to act immediately to help save lives. -
This week on. "The Range," up and get ready for some cowboy poetry. Also, the Chinese tile game of mahjong is having a resurgence as Wichita-area women learn what it takes to win a round. -
The Wichita Eagle and KMUW teamed up to ask congressional candidates in contested primary races about issues readers said were important to them. -
The Wichita Eagle and KMUW teamed up to ask the judicial candidates in contested races a few questions about their backgrounds and why they are running. -
The Wichita Eagle and KMUW team up to ask candidates where they stand on some key issues facing Kansas schools.
