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Health officials urge Wichita residents to get their flu shots before Halloween; options include standard shots, a nasal spray, and Moderna’s mRNA vaccine for older adults *Flu Before Boo* to build protection ahead of winter.

Dana Altman retired Wednesday after coaching Division I basketball over 37 years, including four seasons at Kansas State and 16 years at Oregon where he led the Ducks to nine NCAA Tournament appearances — his teams reached 15 tournaments in total and his record stood at 792 wins, 425 losses.

A Wichita Fed-Ex freight driver won a national championship title after competing in a major race, highlighting his skills and earning national recognition.

His win — celebrated by local fans — brings pride to our community.

All Star Sports will reopen with new ownership no later than next week at 8333 W.

21st St.+new owners plan to retain staff and invite community input on improvements.

Doctors warn that sports partnerships linking energy drinks with local college teams may give kids a false sense of safety.

They advise parents to check labels and limit consumption (since high caffeine can lead to serious health risks).

Youth on Fire ushers in young leadership and community by welcoming new singers to Next Gen Youth Choir — recruiting ages 11 to 23 for a free 90s themed Youth Takeover Concert on Nov.

8 with doors opening at 5 p.m. and the concert starting at 6 p.m.

Residents in Chapin Park will face removal on Oct.

12 as the city clears the homeless encampment — residents say the HOME Tenant Based Rental Assistance vouchers fall short in providing stable housing while shelters coordinate open beds.

Rising energy bills affect customers in Kansas and Missouri as utilities struggle with an aging grid, severe weather, and increased demand from factories and data centers—experts say that future upgrades could help manage costs if proper policies are in place.