The Range
Fridays at 6:50 and 8:50 a.m., 12:50 and 4:50 p.m.
A weekly look at where we live, and the people who live here.
Latest Episodes
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This week on The Range, a tiny solution to the state’s big housing shortage. Also, how a lone Kansas cottonwood became a folk legend. -
This week on The Range...why people are flipping for pinball. Also, a business executive explains how she puts together her management team.
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On a special episode of The Range, we celebrate a milestone by traveling back in time.
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Doing the dirty work ahead of Wichita State’s spring tulip display. Also, an arts event that showcases the work of Native Americans.
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A little help for first-time home buyers. Also, a quiet place in Botanica worth exploring.
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This week on The Range, why a former Boeing executive says teamwork is the key to success. Also, we share some suggestions from a veteran Wichita Transit rider.
Related Content
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Celia Hack/KMUWmicroMansions packages and sells tiny home kits, in the hopes that they can be an affordable and quality solution to the housing crisis. -
Hugo Phan/KMUWOverrun in the 1990s by the influx of arcade machines, pinball has made a resurgence in Wichita the past few years.
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Daniel Caudill/KMUWIn 1823, the grasslands would have covered much of the state, which was then part of the Missouri Territory. The prairie has gotten smaller, but what remains provides a window into our past.
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Hugo PhanTulips on Wichita State’s campus have been a tradition since the 1970s.
