Good morning, Wichita.

Gas prices in Kansas remain among the nation’s lowest at $2.92 a gallon, despite global oil costs rising after recent military actions in the Middle East.

Experts expect prices to increase another 20-50 cents soon, urging drivers to stay alert.

The Genesis Foundation for Fitness and Tennis delivered 340 pairs of shoes and socks to every student at Anderson Elementary Tuesday.

The nonprofit will visit five Wichita schools this year to support kids in need with its Kicks for Kids program.

The Kansas House passed a revised bill limiting cell phone use in schools on Tuesday & the measure now moves to Governor Kelly for review, aiming to reduce distractions and support student learning.

Wichita officials may consider a new bond to help keep local schools open; the proposal will be reviewed in upcoming meetings to secure needed funding.

The Masters and Mentors program is teaching K-8 students to play chess in Wichita as local mentors lead sessions at schools and community centers.

The initiative aims to build strategy skills and mentorship among young players.

Foster care advocates urge lawmakers to change regulations that forced one family to ask their adopted son to leave at 18 plus to keep vulnerable foster children safe.

The proposed bill would let former foster children remain in licensed homes up to 26, helping families avoid splits.

A report from the Center for Addiction Science, Policy, and Research finds that Kansas and Missouri earned failing grades for not imposing loss limits or safeguards on online sports betting (available 24/7), and state officials are urged to enhance protections to address addiction risks.

Wichita State senior Kenyon Giles earned first-team All-American Conference and All-Newcomer honors last Tuesday after averaging 19.4 points per game.

His strong play boosted the Shockers to six wins plus a triple-bye to the American Conference Tournament.

Million Dollar Quartet

12 AM — Forum Theatre — Tickets available — Experience the electrifying story of the legendary jam session that brought together Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins.

Mort's Martini Bar Live Rock Music Night

8-11 p.m. — Mort’s Martini and Cigar Bar — Entry fee varies — Rock out to the best tunes from the 90s with a dash of 80s and 00s flair.

Wichita St. Patrick's Day Bar Crawl 2026

1-8 p.m. — Emerson Biggins — $7.99+ — Experience the top bars of Wichita with St. Paddy's drink specials and a festive after party.

The Firebird Concert

3-6 p.m. — Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center — $29-$85 Adults, $10 Students — Experience a compelling mix of myth and magic through Wagner, a world premiere, and Stravinsky's fiery masterpiece.

Carden International Circus Spectacular

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Park City Arena — $9-$30 — Experience thrilling acts and family-friendly fun with pre-show activities including rides and face painting.

Wicked City Roller Derby vs. Natural State (Arkansas)

6-9 p.m. — The Cotillion — Kids 12 and under free with paying adult — Experience the thrilling matchup between local roller derby teams in an all-ages event.

Time to Paddy 5k/10k & Lucky 13.1 Half Marathon

8 a.m. — Botanica, The Wichita Gardens — Registration fees apply — Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with family-friendly running events featuring fun swag and community spirit.

Chair Yoga Class at Haysville Senior Center

10:00 – 10:45 AM — Haysville Senior Center — Free for members — Experience a supportive yoga practice designed to enhance strength and flexibility through gentle chair movements.

WWE NXT Live in Wichita

6:30-10:30 p.m. — The Cotillion — $35.05 to $179.11 — Witness NXT champions and superstars live in action for the first time in Wichita.

Chair Yoga at Park City Senior Center

9:30-10:15 a.m. — Park City Senior Center — Free for members — Experience supportive chair yoga that enhances strength, mobility, and community spirit.