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A familiar name has a new book. Well, perhaps a familiar voice. Today on Wichita's Early Edition, Beth Golay has a conversation with Mary Louise Kelly about her memoir, "It. Goes. So. Fast."

A new book from a familiar name. NPR's Mary Louise Kelly has a new book, a memoir. "It. Goes. So. Fast." looks at the three acts of life.

Commentator Eric Litwiller says sleep is more important than you think.

Congress recently expanded work requirements for those who get food assistance, raising the age up to 55. Just a few months before, the state of Kansas had raised the age limit even higher. We'll look at what tougher work requirements for food assistance in Kansas can tell us about food access nationwide. Plus more news from Wichita and around the state.

"Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass" cannot be adequately taken in with one visit.

Las Escuelas Públicas de Wichita organizarán un evento de inscripción para hispanohablantes, alrededor de 100 unidades de vivienda pública que serán vendidas por la Ciudad de Wichita, y el condado se prepara para las próximas elecciones.

There is only one facility in Kansas that deals with runaway foster kids. But critics of the program say it is only making the situation worse. We’ll hear why Secure Care in Geary County is controversial.

Country musician David Nail says that he wants people to attend his concert to have a positive emotional experience. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Fletcher Powell recently watched "Extraction 2", it made him miss action movies that give us something to feel with our hands.

Kathy and Ross try to stump Fletcher with some tricky grammar questions, including a long, confusing trip through collective nouns.