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Book reviewer Suzanne Perez says "The Vulnerables," a pandemic novel by Sigrid Nunez, reads like a memoir, as the narrator describes the bizarre period through a series of everyday interactions and observations.

Killers of the Flower Moon... first the book… and now the movie… has brought attention to the murders of Osage people that took place a century ago. Now a small Oklahoma community is grappling with that history. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Book reviewer Suzanne Perez says author Jacqueline Woodson's writing prowess is evident again in "Remember Us," which offers a realistic and poignant look at the struggles of adolescence.

Beth Golay & Suzanne Perez speak with NPR's Andrew Limbong about this year's Books We Love.

What happens when three book lovers get together to talk about Books We Love? Today on "Wichita's Early Edition," KMUW's Beth Golay and Suzanne Perez speak with NPR's Andrew Limbong about Books We Love.

The total lunch debt students have accumulated in Kansas climbed to more than $23 million last year. Many school districts have policies that single out kids when they can’t afford to pay, and a new report shows that can hurt families, even if those policies aren’t strictly enforced. Today on "Wichita's Early Edition," we’ll hear about concerns over school meal debt in Kansas. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

If you find yourself ashamed after engaging in your addiction, hiding it from friends and family members, lying about how often you do it, or going into debt to support your use, then your relationship with this substance or behavior is not healthy.

Kansas inmate Shaidon Blake was put in max custody because officers said he threatened to kill them and start a gang war. But there’s evidence that those reports were false. He still can’t change his record. Today on Wichita's Early Edition, we’ll hear the challenges Kansas inmates face in the prison disciplinary system. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Wichita band Haymakers have a new CD out, celebrating 100 years of Hank Williams. Today on Wichita's Early Edition, Jedd Beaudoin speaks with the band's Dustin Arbuckle and Tom Page. Page says that despite Williams' reputation as a country musician, his appeal is wider than that. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Fletcher Powell looks at a new movie that he says is a welcome throwback.