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The Shockers landed what has been one of the hottest names among mid-major coaches.
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The state created a plan in 2003 to keep a predominantly Black neighborhood in Wichita informed about toxic groundwater in their community. It failed to follow through on several key aspects.
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Duplex developments are typically more affordable, but some residents don’t want them in their neighborhood.
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The groundwater is polluted with trichloroethylene, a carcinogenic chemical.
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Noi Sourinthone is the city’s pickleball director — and the story of how he came to the job involves fleeing his home country, table tennis and an unlikely move.
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The city will hold an informational session on the housing choice voucher program on Wednesday.
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The predictive policing strategy, called risk based policing, uses data to determine locations where crime is likely to occur.
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Wichita Independent Neighborhoods had 82 participants in 2008. But it now estimates between 32 and 34 members.
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The city-county planning department is recommending Wichita and Sedgwick County push population growth estimates back by 10 years.
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Home day care providers would be allowed to enroll more children in their programs, if the changes went through.