Wichita State confirmed that Kenyon Giles is returning for his fifth season amid an ongoing NCAA eligibility case.
He averaged 19.1 points last season and played every game, and the announcement was made on social media Wednesday afternoon.
Cox and Charter finalized their merger, uniting their communication networks to better serve the area as the companies combine resources.
The new formation may soon impact local service options for Wichita residents.
A 17-year-old fullback and wide receiver from Pawnee Heights High School died during practice Tuesday night in Rozel when deputies and paramedics responded after a 911 call at 8:30 p.m.—an autopsy was scheduled for Thursday to determine the cause.
Charter Communications has finalized a merger deal with Cox Communications with plans to rebrand Cox Kansas to Spectrum within a year.
The company will offer a free year of mobile service to current Cox internet customers and launch its full product suite in former Cox markets (mid-September).
Holcomb’s Cooper Cranston, a dual-threat for the Longhorns, has drawn Division I interest with offers from Minnesota, Oklahoma State, and Kansas State as he enters his junior season; he aims to inspire young athletes (local recruiting spotlight now shines on Finney County).
Amazon Prime Air plans to expand its ultrafast drone delivery service to nearly 500 towns, including areas in Kansas, by year's end.
Prime members get free delivery (orders $50 or more) while nonmembers pay a fee for smaller orders.
Students at Wichita State can start declaring candidacy for open SGA senate seats until Sept.
4 as the midterm election runs on Sept. 14. They are encouraged to attend one of two intent-to-run sessions on Aug. 25 (5 p.m.) or Aug. 26 (4:30 p.m.) in Rhatigan Student Center 216.
Residents in a northeast neighborhood between 13th and 17th streets and Grove and Hillside can dispose of eligible trash, tires and tree debris for free on Saturday, Aug.
22 from 8 a.m. to noon (rain or shine) with local church and city support; items must be curbside by 7 a.m. and separated by type.
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