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For most Americans, November is traditionally the month to celebrate Thanksgiving. But November is also Native American Heritage Month. For this month’s Hidden Kansas, we look at one of those important traditions: fry bread.

Abogados de inmigración de Wichita asesoran a migrantes sobre el plan de deportación masiva de Trump, los agricultores en el oeste de Kansas discuten sobre la conservación del agua y la gobernadora Kelly comparte planes para el resto de su mandato.

This week on "The Range" ... Yahtzee! Why board games equal family fun. Also, a Kansas woman talks about why fry bread is important to Native American culture ... and to her.

This week, Kathy and Ross quiz Fletcher on words that are surprising relatives– and some that are surprisingly not.

Katherine Rundell's 'Impossible Creatures' is the first installment of a planned fantasy trilogy for young readers. It introduces us to the Archipelago, where mythical creatures like unicorns and krakens coexist with humans.

Why board games equal family fun. We look at some fun new games — or new versions of old favorites — to play with friends and family this year. After the news.

Wichita band Holding recently released its debut album, "Grin." The band's Cy Rogers says that years of musical experience has helped the band members hone their focus when writing songs. Plus, There's a new novel by Juhea Kim. We'll hear Beth Golay's conversation with Kim, plus news from Wichita and around the state.

In this conversation, Binnie Klein sheds some light on the project "The Quiver" while also discussing creativity itself.

Fletcher Powell looks at the long-awaited new movie from a master of world cinema.

In this episode of Past and Present, Dr. Robert E. Weems, Jr. links the important 1955 Bandung Conference with the activities of the "BRICS" nations today.