Arts and Culture

Frank Waugh, a meteorologist at KAKE-TV, and filmmaker Lester Rowe recently produced a short film called “Echoes of the Storm,” recounting the 1955 Udall tornado in which 80 people died.

Grilling is a Fourth of July tradition, whether it’s simple hot dogs and burgers or something more exotic. Today on Flyover Food, Chef Travis Russell shares a recipe that can get the whole family involved.

The Farha Backyarder Series transforms one Eastborough couple’s home into an intimate concert venue.

When writing thrillers, author Amy McCulloch likes to write about what she knows, whether it's climbing one of the world's tallest mountains, exploring Antartica, or the adventure that inspired her latest book, running an ultramarathon across the Sahara Desert. McCulloch recently spoke with KMUW's Beth Golay about the thriller, "Runner 13."

The ultimate genius of Jess Walter's new novel, "So Far Gone," is the author's talent for relating our fractured modern society with humor and hope.

On this week's Dining with Denise, several new restaurants opened in Wichita this week, and most of them serve fried chicken. Denise Neil has the details.

Texas singer-songwriter James McMurtry is on tour supporting his latest album, "The Black Dog and The Wandering Boy." McMurtry says that working with producer Don Dixon was central to the album's artistic success.

Fletcher Powell says a new horror-comedy knows exactly what kind of movie it is.

Aisling Rawle's debut novel, "The Compound," is the story of 20 young men and women who compete in a reality television competition.

Street food has come a long way since the early days of the food court at Riverfest. You can now sample amazing culinary diversity several times a year, thanks to organizations like Festive ICT. Chef Travis Russell tells us more on today's “Flyover Food.”