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Woofstock drew thousands of locals at a community event to support the Kansas Humane Society (a nonprofit providing animal care).

Event organizers said funds raised will help sustain vital services.

Foundation repair companies in Wichita reported a rise in calls after heavy rains last week, prompting homeowners to inspect their foundations for damage.

Experts expect demand to remain high if the weather stays wet.

Wichita’s 24th Tallgrass Film Festival runs Oct.

15-18 with 108 films scheduled in Old Town. Most screenings + filmmaker meet-and-greets are set at Boulevard Theatres, with opening night at Wichita State University’s Shocker Studios.

Andover secured a homecoming win over Eisenhower after its defense tightened in the second half — exciting students and boosting school spirit.

Several inches of rain filled Kansas rivers this week without triggering flooding, according to USGS researcher Craig Painter.

Data from Wichita’s Arkansas River gauge (rising from about 2.5 to over 4 feet) shows increased water levels after a dry summer, though experts warn future weather remains uncertain.

A Kansas farmer turned an ordinary dinner date into a momentous occasion when he popped the question from above (with help from a pilot friend) to his fiance, Ashtyn Griffin said.

The proposal unfolded in a local setting that left both parties overjoyed.

Bleckley Street in east Wichita flooded today after heavy rain dropped over 2 inches of rainfall — several vehicles became stuck and barricades were set as work continued on a $36 million project.

Wichita schools are adapting to a new law that bans cell phones in classrooms, with teachers noting improved face-to-face interactions.

Students are storing phones in lockers+ backpacks as they adjust to smoother routines after initial delays.