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  • Kansas snowstorms, a Kansas tiki bar, want ad typos, adult decisions and a compilation compiled by a friend. It's all part of the Hypnolovewheel story.
  • This week on "The Range," taking Doc around the country for air show season. Also, a new bombshell hits Wichita’s sports bar scene.
  • Kansas voters head to the polls in August to decide if they want to elect justices to the state’s highest court. Former members of the Kansas Supreme Court — like Carol Beier — worry direct elections will lead to political donations that impact the court’s decision-making process on major issues like abortion and education funding. But supporters of the change say it would mean voters get a bigger voice on the court. And we have news from Wichita and around the state.
  • A Kansas native played an important role in the 2022 World Cup title match. History may repeat itself. We have that story and we have news from Wichita and around the state.
  • Ann Patchett's new novel, "Whistler," is not a horse book. But it is a tender account of a family’s past, including secrets, misconceptions, and traumas both major and minor.
  • School's out, so we're celebrating all the new graduates by looking at the backgrounds of some graduation-related words.
  • Sports bars are usually packed with men and fueled by wings, beer and a game on every screen. But on Monday nights during the summer, there’s a whole new crowd gathering for a whole new kind of competition.
  • Devlin McCluskey returns with new project, Devlin and The Harm on auspicious debut LP.
  • Most readers probably associate Nathaniel Hawthorne with Hester Prynne and her scarlet ‘A’; but Wichita State English professor Rebeccah Bechtold thinks a later Hawthorne character is also deserving of fame. She tells us why in today’s Why Should I Read This?
  • According to Junius' Joseph E. Martinez, the band's new album, Sotera, is “a musical invocation that explores the divine feminine as a force of transformation and balance.” If nothing else, it is undeniably one of the most imaginative and powerful post-metal albums of the decade.
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