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  • We talk with the new superintendent of Wichita public schools. Plus, KMUW's Engage ICT discussed "Internet For All," a federal grant initiative that will bring millions of dollars to Kansas to help make broadband available to everyone. Plus stories from Wichita and around the state.
  • Curt Clonts visited Envision Arts Gallery this week and learned a great lesson while viewing the exhibitions.
  • Having tried to wrap our heads around the world of academic language, we now take a stab at trying to untangle the meaning of phrases bureaucracies and corporations produce as they try to sound fancy (and avoid legal trouble).
  • Un panel de la Universidad Estatal de Wichita (WSU) discute el acceso a Internet en el estado, Kansas aumenta la edad para comprar y usar tabaco a 21 años, y Open Streets ICT llega al vecindario de WSU este año.
  • Un esfuerzo federal podría ayudar a los beneficiarios de DACA a obtener seguro de salud, una nueva ley elimina el tiempo en la cárcel por conducir con una licencia suspendida, y el director de la escuela Derby High ha renunciado a su districto.
  • On this month's En Route Beth Golay waits for the bus with a dancer.
  • This week on The Range, creating a home for Indigenous students at Wichita State. Also, ridin’ the bus and bustin’ a move.
  • The label "un-German" by the Nazis eerily echoes some of the un-American war cries we hear today.
  • Kansas legislators continue their wrap-up work in Topeka. Plus musician David Lord recently explained how saxophonist John Coltrane inspired Lord's own guitar playing.
  • Book reviewer Suzanne Perez looks at a new novel that explores racial inequities in the music industry and beyond.
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