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The Timbers has 100 wheelchair accessible apartments, but many are in need of an upgrade. A new construction project will demolish and replace 18 existing apartments.

With Easter on its way, more families may consider adopting a rabbit. But a local bunny rescue wants them to educate themselves before doing so. This story plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Mental health coverage can be hard to find in Kansas. That leaves some families with little or no help. But change is coming to Kansas, and it could be the biggest change the state has seen in decades. This story plus news from Wichita and around the state.

Conservative legislators nationwide, including in Kansas, have introduced bills to restrict or criminalize certain drag performances. But drag queens haven’t stopped performing.

Conservative legislators nationwide, including in Kansas, have introduced bills to restrict or criminalize certain drag performances. But drag queens haven’t stopped performing.

Kansas legislators have introduced two bills that would regulate or criminalize drag performances at which minors are present. Similar bills have popped up in more than a dozen states around the count

The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently proposed a change to try to get more free meals to kids across the nation. But some want an even bigger solution.

People on Medicaid in Kansas face red tape and that can effectively cut them off from the medical equipment they need every day. Learn how an insurance bureaucracy hurts families. We wrap up the week with this story and more news from Wichita and around the state.

We sit down with KMUW Pledge Drive Artist, Armando Minjarez; plus we look at oral arguments in key abortion cases heard yesterday by the Kansas Supreme Court, enrollment numbers at public universities in Kansas, and more.

There are 7 counties in Kansas without a single grocery store. Hear how some communities are grappling with food access.