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Art is frequently thought of as paintings hanging in a gallery. But really, art can be found in just about anything. Artist Randy Regier is proving this in his latest venture.

Even before the COVID pandemic, Kansas school districts were doubling down on technology and buying laptops or tablets for every student. But now, concerns about too much screen time have some schools rethinking the value of computers in the classroom. We’ll hear how some Kansas districts are scaling back on technology and what that means for students and teachers. Plus we have news from Wichita and around the state.

It was a late night waiting for some election results. So we'll keep this short. Here's the latest news.

Eric Litwiller offers ways you can find a therapist that works for you.

Today we look at words that came from other words even though we think the second word should have come first.

In this conversation, Karen Haglof discusses her music career, art, and her passion for horses.

Fletcher Powell says an entertaining new biopic takes an unconventional approach.

Southwest Kansas is known as a center of beef and grain production. But there was a time when this region was known for watermelons. The fruit crop spurred on a multibillion dollar ag industry that sustains Kansas today, but the water used to help Kansas farmers survive back then eventually ran dry. And modern farmers today may face a similar fate. We'll hear about the rise and fall of watermelons in western Kansas. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

A historic Wichita African American community resource is getting some enhancements. Dr. Robert E Weems Jr. tells us more on this episode of "Past and Present."

Drones are increasingly buzzing over farm fields and ranchland. Farmers are using the technology to make their operations more efficient. We learn how. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.