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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Previously, Tom George converted the former Sunnyside Elementary and Kellogg Elementary schools in Wichita and the former Bown-Corby School in Marion. -
Cuts to AmeriCorps are affecting food programs in Belle Plaine and Wichita and their ability to help alleviate poverty. -
Arland Wallace is finishing his anthropology degree 55 years after he started it, despite undergoing surgery for terminal brain cancer. -
Officials and providers from across the state gathered last week to mark day one of a six-month action plan towards housing more people than there are becoming homeless. -
Eric Litwiller discusses realistic expectations. -
About 87% of residential property owners and 73% of commercial property owners saw an increase in their property valuations for 2025. -
The council voted unanimously Tuesday to create the City of Wichita ID to lower barriers for the homeless to access resources. -
Eric Litwiller discusses the ramifications of social isolation. -
Eric Litwiller says fear of stigma keeps many Wichitans from seeking mental health care. But stigma thrives on ignorance—and education is the key to dismantling it. -
The city of Wichita created a land bank in 2021 to ease affordable housing development in the center of the city. But four years later, city staff have suggested dissolving it, saying it faces too many obstacles.
