Good morning, Wichita.

A memorial ride honoring the teen killed on the turnpike is scheduled + organizers have not yet announced the meeting place or time.

A Wichita woman saved a man's life during an emergency on a highway when she quickly intervened, the Kansas Highway Patrol said.

Her swift response + courage earned praise from the agency.

Kansas ranchers say a 75-year-low cattle herd and record-high land values are driving up beef prices.

K-State economist Robin Reid said (a recent tariff change on imported beef adds to market uncertainty) that ranchers may hold back on expanding their herds.

Autumn Copridge received an honorary trooper award from the Kansas Highway Patrol after she saved a man from attempting to jump off a bridge on I-135; she held his leg until police arrived to help him.

This act of swift intervention is being celebrated locally.

Recent reports show that Kansas land values are at record highs, a sign of a strong market that local investors are watching.

Analysts expect rising prices to affect property development in the coming months.