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  • In this conversation, Chelsea Nenni discusses giving yourself permission to create, how personal upheaval can be a catalyst to creativity, and her relationship with her sister and fellow musician Emily Nenni.
  • Daily newscast from KMUW news.
  • Finding a buyer for a small business can be hard… especially in rural areas. And that problem is likely to get worse. Business owners in rural areas are struggling to find younger buyers. We'll learn more, plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • This week on The Range...we talk with the woman helping the biomedical campus come together. Also, we take a peek at the effort to catalog Wichita’s public art collection.
  • La antigua Escuela Primaria Park se convertirá en un refugio para personas sin hogar en el otoño, algunos médicos de Kansas están en contra de una nueva ley de aborto que les obliga a preguntar a las pacientes por qué quieren un aborto y los sitios web para adultos ahora requieren la verificación de la edad como protección para los menores.
  • "Pearce Oysters," a new novel by Jocelyn Takacs, offers a better understanding of the interdependence of nature and man, and readers come away with a deeper respect for those who make their livings on the coast.
  • Latin may be dead, but we still use it every day. This week we look at some common Latin phrases and what they actually mean.
  • The voyages of Captain James Cook have inspired many in the arts: Coleridge's "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner;" Herman Melville's "Moby-Dick," and even the character Captain James T. Kirk of Star Trek's USS Enterprise. "There are a lot of similarities and it is widely thought that the creators of Star Trek were directly patterning the show after Cook's incredible voyages," says author Hampton Sides. KMUW's Beth Golay spoke with Sides about his new book about Cook, "The Wide Wide Sea." Plus news from Wichita and around the state.
  • KMUW's Lu Anne Stephens discovers where the wildflowers are on this month's Hidden Kansas.
  • Funcionarios buscan apoyar a familias de estudiantes con problemas de asistencia afectados por la pandemia, las autopistas de pago ya no aceptaran acá efectivo a partir del 1º de julio y se abre una línea para quejas por ruido relacionadas al Dia de la Independencia.
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