Good morning, Wichita.

Funky Monkey’s Shaved Ice near K-96 on north Woodlawn stays busy today by offering drive-through and delivery options during 100-degree heat.

Owner J.D. Young said the business (which has five locations in Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri) prepares ice three days ahead to stay ready for summer.

KMUW, Wichita's public radio station, was named Large Market Radio Station of the Year by the Kansas Association of Broadcasters for the 13th year in a row.

The station earned 20 awards for its news, community outreach and creative projects.

Somewhere Festival is coming soon to Wichita and will feature top musical acts that promise to energize local music fans; details on timings and entry are expected later.

For more than 80 years, a sign along U.S. 50 near Kinsley marked the midway point for cross-country travelers.

Erected in Feb. 1940 and later moved closer to U.S. 50+56 for protection, the sign now draws locals and visitors to learn about its historic charm.

Kansas State University warns residents that fall armyworm moths have been detected in south central Kansas and may soon damage lawns; experts advise checking for caterpillars and using water with soap or pesticides to protect grass.

Tanganyika Wildlife Park welcomed a rare giant anteater pup born overnight in July to mother Amara, one of only two such births in North America this season.

The pup is nursing and riding on Amara’s back and is viewable during morning hours in Goddard (20 minutes west of Wichita).

Wichita State Student Government’s Supreme Court upheld the Indian Student Association’s appeal denial after reviewing evidence from a July 23 hearing and noting missing signatures and a late fee deadline; the decision was made on July 30.

Sedgwick County and Wichita are inviting local organizations to submit proposals to tackle substance abuse — focusing on stigma reduction, integrated care, overdose prevention, and expanding treatment.

An online info meeting starts at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, and proposals are due by Sept. 15.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a recall for OCOOPA Rechargeable Hand Warmers after reports of overheating causing fires and injuries, including one fatality; Wichita residents using these devices should stop using them immediately and follow safe disposal guidelines (per manufacturer instructions).

City leaders and developers broke ground on a $113 million boutique hotel project in the Delano district near Equity Bank Park on Thursday.

The seven-story building will include 160 rooms, retail space, apartments and a parking garage, and aims to support downtown growth.

WSU extended Paul Mills’ contract for the next season — the university said the move reflects confidence in his leadership.

A Colorado court ruling from Friday night could grant a fifth year of college athletic eligibility to the high school class of 2022, potentially giving KU, K-State and WSU athletes an extra season if coaches adjust roster limits.

Football and basketball players stand to be affected as practice starts soon.

Ded - Band Concert

7 p.m. — WAVE — Ticket info available — Experience an electrifying performance by Ded at the popular Wave venue in Wichita.

An Evening With Band of Horses

8-9:30 p.m. — The Cotillion — $44.94 to $132.08 — Celebrate the 20th anniversary of 'Everything All The Time' with a performance by Band of Horses.

Air Capital Combat

6-10 p.m. — The Cotillion — $50.83 to $121.48 — Experience an electrifying night with 12+ fights featuring both professional and amateur MMA and kickboxing bouts.

Outdoor Market at Generations of Wichita

9 a.m. — Generations of Wichita — Free entry — Immerse yourself in an open-air market filled with giveaways and exciting sales.

Braxton Keith Live Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The Cotillion — $37.21 to $150.24 — Enjoy an evening with Braxton Keith and special guest Cole Goodwin in an all-ages concert.