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Beth Golay recently spoke with Bonnie Garmus about "Lessons in Chemistry," its themes and more.

El fin de semana del Día de la Recordación verá la mayor cantidad de viajeros desde 2019, una comisión estatal hispana tendrá un evento para platicar sobre la nueva ley estatal anti-immigratoria, y un grupo de educación hispana organizó una recaudación de fondos para la educación superior.

On Curt Clonts' porch there is a 60 year old set of rattan furniture, with cushions upholstered with blue and red Mexican blankets. There are potted plants and a few limestone sculptures out there as well.

Book reviewer Suzanne Perez says “The Marriage Act” is every bit as Orwellian as you might imagine, with unexpected twists that keep you guessing.

Romance is on the rise! Romance novels that is. They are the highest earning genre of fiction. We look at a store focusing only on that rising trend. Plus more from Wichita and around the state.

Witness as a mill roars and groans back to life during Lindsborg’s annual Millfest celebration.

It's summer reading season! In this episode of Books & Whatnot, Beth Golay and Suzanne Perez talk about their current reads and summertime TBRs.

Investigators looking into December’s Keystone oil spill in north-central Kansas found gaps in TC Energy’s standards and how it designs bends in the pipeline. TC Energy also knew that the specific piece of the pipeline that burst last year had been warped for a decade. We learn more from the Kansas News Service. Plus, news from Wichita and around the state.

Being a farmer or a rancher has its perks… like being your own boss and living out in the country. But dating or finding a spouse? That’s not always easy. We look at dating in small towns and a recent TV show that tried to help farmers and ranchers find love.

The new movie "Reality" dramatizes the day of Reality Winner's arrest, but in such a quietly audacious way that it might be a little hard to believe.