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“Fishateria” is as if Matisse smoked a boatload of cannabis, changed his name to Steve Fairchild, and then rendered 57 paintings for a children’s book. Well, you get the picture.

El condado de Sedgwick está agregando más recursos para llamadas de respuesta de salud mental, Wichita State servirá como un centro de justicia ambiental y Kansas quiere mejorar el estadio de fútbol Sporting KC antes de la Copa Mundial.

This week on The Range, tired of pulling weeds? Call a goat. Also, finding tranquility and beauty in a hidden garden.

The joys of finding tranquility and solace in a hidden garden.

Since the fall of Roe v. Wade, abortion laws in many states have changed numerous times. Providers say it’s a chaotic and confusing situation. Coming up, a story on how the number of legal abortions has changed recently in the Midwest. Plus more news from Wichita and around the state.

The leaders of a small southeast Kansas hospital say the only way to keep it from closing is to cut back on services. We look at how a new federal program could be the answer for some of the many rural hospitals fighting to keep their doors open.

Book reviewer Suzanne Perez looks at a new novel that tackles themes such as anti-Asian racism, cultural differences, family dynamics, and the American dream.

Rural Kansas internet access is sometimes lacking, especially when compared to larger coastal cities. Expanding this access is part of the "Internet for All" initiative, which will allocate millions of dollars to finding a solution in the coming years. KMUW's recent panel discussion dove into what this expansion could look like for Kansans throughout the entire state. We'll have more on that, plus Fletcher Powell's latest movie review, and news out of the legislative wrap-up session.

There’s a fine line between too silly and just silly enough, and "Polite Society" gleefully leaps back and forth across that line.

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