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Wichita concluded Pride Month with events that brought people of all ages together in celebration. At the same time, the LGBTQ community faces political challenges. We'll hear more on Wichita Pride and political tensions, and we have news from Wichita and around the state.

This week on "The Range," a walk through Wichita’s Mexican-American history. Also, a different kind of liberty bell.

The dancers in Ballet Wichita's "Alice in Wonderland" summer tour range from older professionals to young children. And this show requires more than just classic dance technique. We take a look at the dancers who are bringing Alice, the Mad Hatter and the March Hare to stages across Kansas. And news from Wichita and around the state.

Parts & Labor delivers potent new double album, Set of All Sets.

Fletcher Powell says "Night Nurse" commits, and it has to be respected for that, at least.

Wichita’s dining scene continues to ride the opening and closing roller coaster.

Just outside of Pittsburg, Kansas, is an unlikely destination for fried chicken lovers. Nearly right next to each other are two iconic restaurants known for their fried chicken and their charm. We’ll hear about Chicken Annie’s and Chicken Mary’s. And we have news from Wichita and around the state.

Kerry Jones is an English professor and time traveler. Sort of. Today, she takes us back to the dawn of the 20th century on Why Should I Read This?

JaiDe Brown spends most of her time managing the City Arts ceramics studio. But on Monday nights she gets to sit behind the wheel and lead one of their weekly pottery classes.

On today's episode, we're pleased to have Jenny Jackson back on the show. Beth Golay visits with Jackson about her new novel, "The Shampoo Effect." Plus, book reviewer Suzanne Perez says Ann Patchett's "Whistler" manages to be sentimental without being saccharine.