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John Kinser first encountered Jim Henson’s 1986 film “Labyrinth” when his mother brought home a used VHS copy from the local Blockbuster store. Today, he's overseeing a tour that features screenings of the film accompanied by live musicians. He says that this approach recalls an earlier time in cinematic history. Plus news from Wichita and around the state.

On this month's "In the Mix," Carla Eckels takes a look at a business that cuts hair and supports the city.

La ordenanza de Wichita de reclamos contra propietarios ha recibido pocas quejas, maestros de español participan en un evento local para ayudar a estudiantes a practicar sus habilidades lingüísticas, y la población del suroeste de Kansas ha visto un aumento en las operaciones de agentes de inmigración.

There are lots of foods that got their start from holiday customs. On today's "Flyover Food," Chef Travis Russell tells us about one that's become a pub favorite.

This week on "The Range," we talk baseball with the new manager of the Wind Surge. Also, a business that cuts hair and supports the city.

Paul Rappaport is the author of the "Gliders Over Hollywood: Airships, Airplay, and The Art of Rock Promotion, out April 15 via Jawbone Press. "

We return to our series looking at the most enigmatic, evil words ever found on the SAT.

Lynn Steger Strong's new novel, "The Float Test," is the story of four siblings who come together in Florida after the unexpected death of their mother.

What’s next on Father Kapaun’s journey to sainthood. Plus we have news from Wichita and around the state.

National Book Award-winner Lily Tuck has a new novel out that's a haunting blend of fact with fiction. KMUW's Beth Golay recently spoke with Tuck about the piece of history that served as inspiration for her book.