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Suzanne Perez says "The Rachel Incident" author Caroline O’Donoghue imbues her characters with all the complexities of human experience.

Beth & Suzanne give us an update on their summer reading goals, and on all of the other books they've read!

Have you wondered why unions are making news in Wichita lately? We explore the reasons why organized labor has been in the spotlight. Plus more news from Wichita and around the state.

Regional Edward R. Murrow awards were announced recently, and KMUW's Suzanne Perez received recognition for her exploration of social-emotional learning in Kansas. Educators see it as a way to help children develop character, but social-emotional learning has become another flashpoint in the classroom culture wars. Although this story is nearly a year old, the topic is still relevant. We'll revisit the story and see where things stand today.

Suzanne Perez looks at a new novel that explores family tension along the beautiful beaches of Cape Cod. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

“Little Monsters” is the story of the Gardner family of Cape Cod. Suzanne Perez says even though the novel's cover screams “beach read," its title and synopsis hint at something deeper and perhaps even sinister.

For this month’s ArtWorks, Torin Andersen talks with Tomas Bustos about his tactile approach to art.

With the words we use in English coming from so many different languages, Kathy and Ross challenge Fletcher to a quiz about word origins. And somehow we end up talking about both bazookas and grenades, so things escalate quickly.

This week on The Range ... why unions are making news in Wichita. Also, how a sculptor helps everyone experience great works of art.

Capturing carbon has become a big part of the Biden administration’s efforts to lower greenhouse gas emissions. Tax credits are playing a key part. On today's Wichita's Early Edition we'll look at the cost and effectiveness of carbon tax credits.