Good morning, Wichita.

A new agency called Dorothy’s Lane opened Friday in Wichita as the state’s first African American-led foster home placement center offering wraparound services such as community support, mental health care, equine therapy — along with a private school and court-ordered programs.

The nonprofit, which has served families since 2019 with food, clothing, and hygiene pantries, aims to reintegrate children back into their families.

Sedgwick County Zoo hatched six cape twig snake hatchlings for the first time—two adult snakes can be seen in the Amphibian & Reptile building while the new snakes will stay hidden as they grow.

Teacher Tracey Wallace remembered 14-year-old Jackson Nzabonimpa—set to start high school—who was killed when a power pole and utility box fell on him after a high-speed crash on the week school began, while police took 19-year-old Gauge Brasher back into custody.

USDA data shows a record average corn yield of 188 bushels per acre, and farmers in Belle Plaine are preparing for a harvest that starts early September.

Farmer Doug Hisken said heavy rains boosted his crop growth and he now expects around 150 bushels per acre — a big jump from his usual 100 — making this season promising.

Health officials in Sedgwick County will declare the measles outbreak over today as the 42 day monitoring period ends with no new cases after a month of calm and 90 confirmed infections statewide — this meets the state guidelines.

The decision follows a recent reappearance of measles in Kansas this year.

Wichita State University's Shocker Racing team showed its small Formula 1 style cars at Shock Fest on Saturday to build new membership and share its work.

Team captain Gavin Barnes said the club, which has raced with teams from other countries, will compete next at an autocross event in Arlington, Texas this fall.

Chair Yoga at Maize Recreation Commission

1-2 p.m. — Maize Recreation Commission — $5 drop-in fee — Accessible yoga practice using chairs for improved strength and flexibility.

Culinary Arts: Asian Market Visit

6-8 p.m. — Mark Arts — $65 — Explore an Asian market and master delicious recipes like pad thai and spring rolls.

Chair Yoga Class at Maize Recreation Commission

1-2 p.m. — Maize Recreation Commission — $5 drop-in fee — Engage in a supportive chair yoga practice designed to enhance strength, flexibility, and mindfulness.

Rudy Love & The Encore Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Mark Arts — Ticketed event — Enjoy a vibrant evening of pop, R&B, and soul music under the stars.

The Lacs Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The Cotillion — All ages welcome — Experience the evolving sound of The Lacs live in Wichita with special guest Hayden Coffman.

Tab Benoit Concert

8:00-9:30 p.m. — The Cotillion — All ages — Experience Grammy-nominated Tab Benoit showcasing his bluesy roots with new music and fan favorites.

Bacchanal #4

5-7 p.m. — WAVE — Full bar available — Experience a genre-bending celebration of rhythm, blues, and country with an incredible lineup of talented artists.

Chair Yoga Class at Haysville Senior Center

10:00 – 10:45 AM — Haysville Senior Center — Free for members — Engage in gentle chair yoga to enhance strength, flexibility, and community spirit.

Chair Yoga at Maize Rec

1-2 p.m. — Maize Recreation Commission — $5 drop-in fee — Experience the benefits of chair yoga for strength, mobility, and community.

Foundations of Yoga

5-6 p.m. — Maize Recreation Commission — $5 drop-in fee — Explore beginner-friendly yoga with breathwork and meditation for all ages and skill levels.