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Commentator Eric Litwiller says access to mental health care is important for minority populations.

Beth Golay visits with author Katherine Heiny on her new collection of stories.

In our Hidden Kansas features, we like to explore unexpected aspects of our state. But our latest adventure takes it do a new level. We're going deep underground to the Hutchinson Salt Mines. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

KMUW's Fletcher Powell says a new movie brilliantly shows the intensity of everyday life.

La Copa Mundial Femenina está comenzando con fiestas de visualización comunitaria en el sitio de eventos Wichita Brewing Company, las universidades de Kansas, temporalmente no cobrarán las tarifas de solicitud en noviembre, y el refugio de emergencia del Ejército de Salvación está a punto de cerrar.

Decluttering is a word tossed about a lot these days, because it's never been easier to get ... stuff. But for some people, decluttering is easier said than done. Coming up, we talk to a Wichita businesswoman who helps those in need cut through the clutter. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

It's taken local band Pop & the Boys more than a decade to make their first CD. Some of that, says the group's Bob Hamrick, might be attributed to a lack of focus. Jedd Beaudoin speaks with Hamrick, plus we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Art commentator Curt Clonts says he's thankful for what the collaborative team behind 'Pee Wee's Playhouse' did for and to art.

Brandon Whipple y Lily Wu competirán para el puesto de alcalde en noviembre, elayuntamiento ha rechazado una solicitud para derribar casas en el área del CentroMédico Wesley, y la población en Kansas crecerá más lentamente de lo pronosticado en los próximos 50 años.

Anthony Dozier says he struggled to talk when he was a child. But he learned how to speak properly while taking his daughter to speech therapy. And, in the process, he found his artistic voice as well.