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Jeremy Hill talked with Tom Shine about what 2022 will bring, including more wage growth, a continued shortage of workers and general aviation’s rebound.

An updated employment forecast from Wichita State University shows the local economy improving slightly more than expected in 2021.Jeremy Hill, director…

The Wichita and Kansas economies are expected to grow slowly in 2021, but not enough to make up for all the losses suffered in 2020.Jeremy Hill, director…

The latest employment forecast from Wichita State University predicts continued slow job growth in the Wichita area for 2018.The Center for Economic…

The NCAA tournament is expected to bring in $10 million dollars to Wichita’s economy, according to the city.“It’s a really huge thing for any city that…

The employment forecast for the Wichita area shows little to no job growth in 2018.Wichita State University's Center for Economic Development and Business…

A new forecast shows that employment rates in the state of Kansas and the city of Wichita are leveling off, possibly signaling a recessive economy…

Employment in Kansas is expected to grow about 1 percent in the coming year, according to a new forecast out of Wichita State University.WSU’s Center for…

The annual Wichita Employment Forecast has been released by the Center for Economic Development and Research at WSU. Non-farm employment is expected to…

A new website offers comprehensive economic data for Wichita and the state of Kansas.The website KansasEconomy.org provides trends, economic indicators…