Wichita, Kansas, ranks as the fifth windiest city in the U.S. with an average annual wind speed of 11.5 mph. Redfin conducted the study, considering cities with populations over 100,000.

Those detectors were from a different company called Shot Spotter, which uses humans to notify police rather than AI. Wichita police said the new system is more accurate and allows for quicker ...

and one that designates the Fall Firefighters Memorial in Wichita as the official Fallen Firefighters Memorial of the State of Kansas. Lawmakers have approved of 37 new pieces of legislation on ...

A Wichita-based organization dedicated to bolstering trade for businesses in the state of Kansas has closed down after its contracts with the city and state were discontinued. After helping ...

Wichita's North High School is considered a local architectural landmark. Repairs to the school's foundation and exterior walls have cost $33.4 million so far, with several phases yet to be completed.

They hope to clarify the district's overall building needs, which were at issue during a recent failed bond campaign. WICHITA, Kansas — Structural repairs to two of Wichita’s oldest high schools have ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) - The number of confirmed measles cases in Kansas has risen to 25, with 22 of those cases in children. The majority of the cases have been reported in southwestern Kansas ...

The richest new heir this year is Marilyn Simons, the widow of hedge fund mogul Jim Simons. She is now credited with an ...

CARY, N.C., April 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Kansas State University and data and AI leader SAS are collaborating to transform water quality and resource management and guide policy and investment ...

SAS and the Kansas Water Institute are developing a data analytics and AI platform to enhance water quality insights across the state. Using the SAS Viya platform, the project will integrate ...

But you can search food and lodging inspection results elsewhere in Kansas at https ... with the help of AI tools. They were fact-checked for accuracy and edited by Wichita Eagle journalists.