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Una nueva escuela de enfermería viene a Wesley, los legisladores esperan reducir los robos de convertidores catalíticos, y los funcionarios del departamento de vida silvestre del estado están estudiando zorros y coyotes en Wichita.

On this month’s Art Works, Von Hansen tells Torin Andersen about the origins of his newest musical composition.

We are lucky! Tonight is the First Friday Art Crawl for April in Wichita, and there are some fabulous shows to see!

Mental health coverage can be hard to find in Kansas. That leaves some families with little or no help. But change is coming to Kansas, and it could be the biggest change the state has seen in decades. This story plus news from Wichita and around the state.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently proposed a change to try to get more free meals to kids across the nation. But some want an even bigger solution.

Book reviewer Suzanne Perez looks at a poetic new memoir that explores the journey through divorce.

With Easter on its way, more families may consider adopting a rabbit. But a local bunny rescue wants them to educate themselves before doing so. This story plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Some families are passionate about planting milkweed to draw monarch butterflies to their yards. But some cities don’t allow milkweed, so families have to rip the plants out. The Kansas News Service fills us in on these conflicts. And how some cities are changing their rules. Plus, my conversation with New Yorker cartoonist and this year's Big Read Wichita author, Roz Chast. These stories plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Upcoming local events include Art at the Arb, Open Streets ICT, a downtown cleanup, and more.

Beth Golay had the opportunity to speak with Roz Chast ahead of her appearance in Wichita, about her relationship with her parents through their final years, her role as a caregiver, and her hope for readers.