The Wichita Journalism Collaborative is an alliance of seven media organizations and three community groups, formed to support and enhance quality local journalism.
In addition to KMUW, media partners include The Active Age, The Community Voice, The Journal (Kansas Leadership Center), KSN-TV, The Sunflower, The Wichita Eagle and Wichita Beacon. Community partners committed to participating in the initiative include AB&C Bilingual Resources, The Elliott School of Communication at Wichita State University and Wichita Public Library.
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Eric Litwiller says the use of dedicated mental health screenings has grown. -
Two arrests in Wichita highlight how bail can vary from one case to the next in Kansas. Some people are pushing for change.
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They say that when it rains, it pours. But the truth is that when one thing happens, it makes it more likely that another thing will happen. That type of correlation exists in the world of mental health as much as it does anywhere else.
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Multiple offers don’t budge the church’s resolve to locate a developer and partner on project, which could include senior housing.
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Eric Litwiller says people living with mental illness are 12 times more likely to be the victim of a crime than the perpetrator.
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That's according to a recent study by Fort Hays State University.
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Movement on marijuana policy has stalled in the GOP-dominated Kansas Legislature for consecutive sessions, and it’s unclear whether House and Senate leaders will allow a floor vote in the upcoming session.
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HumanKind has said it will open its emergency winter shelter for the homeless in November in Wichita, Kansas. Funding is still uncertain.
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If you find yourself ashamed after engaging in your addiction, hiding it from friends and family members, lying about how often you do it, or going into debt to support your use, then your relationship with this substance or behavior is not healthy.
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