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Sedgwick County officials confirmed on Sept.

20 that all boil water advisories have been lifted, giving residents access to safe tap water.

Brock Booker — a longtime community activist and healthcare CNA — was selected on Sept.

18 to fill District 3 on the Board of Education, with his seat formalized at the Oct. 12 meeting. He will serve until Dec. 31, 2027 and is exploring a run for City Council in 2027.

Diesel fuel prices in Kansas reached a record high of $6.22 on Sunday (AAA report), while Wichita’s rate nears $6.19 and is straining trucking and farming budgets.

Rising costs could soon push up prices for everyday goods.

Diesel prices reached a record high today in Kansas, prompting fuel providers and transport companies to examine rising costs + experts say current market trends could extend the surge.

A statewide drought has reduced corn yields, pushing Kansas farmers to adjust irrigation and planting plans + experts warn that lower soil moisture may further challenge the harvest until rain comes.

Open Streets ICT returns today, inviting residents to join a four-hour, traffic-free event on Douglas Avenue from Noon to 4 p.m. The event will include activity hubs at Kennedy Plaza, Naftzger Park, and East High School — pet watering stations and local vendors are also available.

Kansas State's Avery Johnson had a career day against Tulane on Saturday, Sep.

19 — his best-ever performance energized his team and thrilled local fans.

Seven communities and three rural water districts must boil water while Wichita remains clear of the advisory.

Derby officials collected test samples at 8:45 p.m. and expect to update residents about the advisory later tonight.