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In southwest Kansas, some places only have maybe 25 years of water left due to declines in the Ogallala aquifer. But there haven't been any major conservation projects in that area. Instead, some farmers are focused on getting more water with an aqueduct running across the state. Some researchers say it’s a distraction that’s delaying work on water conservation efforts. We’ll hear the latest about a proposal to take water from the Missouri River and move it to western Kansas. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

For today's Into Music, we have a double feature! Chloe and Asy Saavedras discuss with Jedd Beaudoin, separately, about the history of Chaos Chaos, how they continue to navigate a relationship sometimes complicated by their roles as bandmates and at other times complicated by their roles as siblings, and what the future might hold for Chaos Chaos.

La Gobernadora Kelly emite su informe de gobierno, voluntarios están contando el número de personas sin hogar en Wichita, y el consejo municipal de la Ciudad aprobó fondos parciales para ayudar a las personas afectadas por el derrame de petróleo en la calle 29 y Grove.

On this month's "Hidden Kansas," Beccy Tanner explores the time a U.S. president pitched in to help with the Kansas wheat harvest.

For the first time ever, a local restaurant is up for the equivalent of a restaurant Oscar. Denise Neil has the details on "Dining with Denise."

This week on "The Range," we explore the allure of the classic movie theater experience. Also, we remember the time a U.S. president pitched in to help with the Kansas wheat harvest.

There are a lot of ways to watch a movie these days and a lot of them are at home. But there's nothing like the classic movie experience. KMUW's Hugo Phan tells us about the thrill and romance of the big screen. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

The year is 1066: William the Conqueror lands upon the shores of England and changes the course of the English language forever. So what does that mean for us?

Every Saturday, Wichita Community Theater welcomes people who want to help construct sets for its next production. Torin Andersen talked with volunteers working on the upcoming production of “Fiddler on the Roof.”

Fletcher Powell says a new movie is a singular achievement.