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It’s never been easier to buy beef directly from a rancher. And thanks to high grocery store prices, it might be cheaper tooBut to get any savings, customers have to make a big up-front investment. We'll hear more, and we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Beth Golay speaks with Ian McEwan on his novel, "What We Can Know." Plus, Suzanne Perez reviews "The Midnight Show" by Lee Kelly and Jennifer Thorne.

Miist has landed a dedicated global audience despite facing great odds.

A Kansas City nonprofit has spent the past decade using donated flowers from special events to brighten up the rooms of seniors living in health care facilities. And now, there’s a new initiative – scholarships. We'll hear more about how this nonprofit is supporting the next generation of local florists, and we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Punk rock veteran returns with third album from Ultrabomb.

A new movie might be better off at the glue factory.

This month, four Black STEM leaders are being celebrated with life-size images at the Exploration Place Outdoor Display, in collaboration with the Kansas African American Museum.

Community-supported agriculture, or CSA, is a way for farmers to get paid upfront… and consumers to get in-season produce. But some farmers are changing the model to appeal to today’s consumer preferences. We'll hear about the evolution of CSAs, and we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Bob Bert has been making albums and performing live since the 1980s with a wide range of influential artists but 2026 marks the first time he's released an album under his own name.

Julia Langbein's new novel, "Dear Monica Lewinsky," is part comedy, part fairy tale, part historical reckoning — a clever and creative work that will have you rethinking much of what you have come to believe.