Good morning, Wichita.

Residents in Tonganoxie opposed a proposed 1,000-acre data center as local officials reviewed new regulations — about 100 people gathered at a Leavenworth County planning meeting on Aug.

12 to voice concerns over water usage, electricity demands and property values.

The Wichita Fellowship Club — owner of the Jim James Memorial 101 Club — announced that the 78.44-acre recovery site in Valley Center will be auctioned soon.

For nearly 50 years, the property has provided a safe place for people building a sober life.

Maple Grove Cemetery said the torn American flag on North Hillside remains unfixed because the rope is broken; the fire department was contacted but has not yet arrived, leaving residents without a timetable for replacement.

Seneca Street Liquor at the corner of Seneca and West Second Street became a local hit after a TikTok video featuring a catchy jingle went viral today.

Employees report increased calls and visits as locals drop in to sing the jingle + witness the buzz.

Military veterans gathered at Memorial Park’s World War II memorial yesterday to mark the 81st anniversary of V-J Day.

The event included the national anthem, bugler, wreath laying (honoring fallen service members) and the playing of Taps.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus will perform at INTRUST Bank Arena from Sept.

25 to Sept. 27 in Wichita. The event will offer live acts that bring a historic tradition back to the local stage.

Wichitans report long waits and delays for SNAP benefits as new verification rules slow processing, leaving hundreds in line for essential aid.

The delays trace back to a March bill that changed eligibility requirements, and DCF advises people to check their needed documents online.

Fans heading to K-State's home opener at Bill Snyder Family Stadium on Saturday at 1 p.m. should expect delays as construction on I-70, US 77, Anderson Avenue, and Fort Riley Boulevard in and near Manhattan limits lanes—detours are recommended.

Via Christi broke ground Wednesday on a new emergency department in east Wichita that will feature 10 treatment rooms, on-site CT scanning, X-ray capabilities and full lab services.

The facility at 21st Street North + 127th Street East will open mid next year to serve over 10,000 patients annually.

Kansas Bowhunters Charity held a raffle Tuesday to raise money for pediatric cancer research, funding the Dragon Master Initiative which has raised about $45,000 in four years — those interested can contact Mike Hoover on Facebook.

College athletes in Kansas are changing practice and game schedules this weekend to beat the rising heat.

McPherson College athletic staff will hold early morning practices and monitor players for heat signs to help keep them safe.

High school girls in Kansas begin their first varsity flag football season this week, with Wichita Northwest hosting drills indoors amid the warm summer heat.

The sport now features 49 teams and will lead to playoff and championship games in Wichita this October — sparking local excitement.