The Minisa Bridge near North High School in Wichita was recently added to the National Register of Historic Places. Supporters say the designation gives the one-of-a-kind bridge the recognition it deserves and could also help preserve it for generations to come.
Plus more on these stories:
- Some Wichita city leaders say they would support putting housing and homelessness back on a sales-tax ballot.
- Wichita public works director Gary Janzen told the city council Tuesday that drivers who back-in to parking spots will not get a ticket for the moment.
- Governor Laura Kelly has vetoed a bill that would have capped property tax increases at 3% – or the rate of inflation – whichever is lesser.
- The Kansas Supreme Court is looking for parents to serve on an advisory committee on child support guidelines.
- Wildfires are becoming more prevalent in the Great Plains.
- Ascension Via Christi plans to build a new emergency room in far east Wichita this year.
- Law enforcement officials are warning parents about the use of artificial intelligence to create child sexual abuse material.
- The WSU women’s tennis team has received an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament.
- Some roads in and around downtown Wichita will be closed Sunday for the Prairie Fire spring half-marathon and 5K races.
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