Cuts to AmeriCorps are affecting food programs in Belle Plaine and Wichita and their ability to help alleviate poverty.

The Moody Hills neighborhood, once shaded with towering trees, is now lined with stump after stump. It's part of a street reconstruction project that will also completely overhaul other infrastructure in the northern Overland Park neighborhood.

Arland Wallace is finishing his anthropology degree 55 years after he started it, despite undergoing surgery for terminal brain cancer.

Officials and providers from across the state gathered last week to mark day one of a six-month action plan towards housing more people than there are becoming homeless.

Kijani and Bomani, two new calves, were born earlier this month.

A new exhibit at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum tells the city's history through thrift shop finds.

Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska provides resettlement help to refugees, but that is just part of its mission. It also offers behavioral health care and services to other families and children. Now organization leaders fear their work is in jeopardy.

The Housing Trap event was held on January 28 with Charles Marohn at the Kansas Leadership Center. Marohn offered suggestions to create affordable housing options to 175 people who attended.

Gerald Norwood is a Wichita collector of "African Americana" — letters, legal papers and other artifacts of the black experience in the United States. His collection documents the triumphant as well as tragic aspects of black life in the United States.

ARISE, a Wichita singing group that specializes in Negro Spirituals, is traveling to Paris to perform as part of the Black History Month celebrations.