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Many college educators fear the changes will mean broad censorship of classroom discussions involving race, gender or sexuality.

Read more from Daniel Caudill at kmuw.org.

As grocery prices rise, and federal food aid funding falls, some Kansas groups are turning to community gardens to help combat food insecurity.

Read more from Roger Nomer at kmuw.org.

Wichita-native Tiffany Day is an emerging artist in the realm of hyperpop — a growing subgenre of electronic dance music. Day recently sold out a number of dates on the East and West coasts, and she has new album out titled, "Halo."

Hear Hugo Phan's interview with Day at kmuw.org.

Three Kansans who came into close "high risk" contact with a person who has confirmed Andes hantavirus are being monitored by state and federal officials.

Learn more at kmuw.org.

Scott Dyer discovered disc golf when he was looking for something fun to do during the pandemic. He unpacked some discs he received as a gift, and he and his family checked out a disc golf course near Maize South High School. Then they started watching videos on YouTube and exploring courses around Wichita. KMUW news director Suzanne Perez has more.

Vast amounts of movie industry history has been stored in analog formats like film and videotape. But if films are not kept in the right conditions, they can be damaged or even ruined. For this month’s "Culture Pop," Hugo Phan talks with a Wichita company that not only keeps much of Hollywood’s history in storage, but helps restore it, too.

You can listen to "The Range" wherever you find podcasts.

Scott Dyer discovered disc golf when he was looking for something fun to do during the pandemic. He unpacked some discs he received as a gift, and he and his family checked out a disc golf course near Maize South High School. Then they started watching videos on YouTube and exploring courses around Wichita. KMUW news director Suzanne Perez has more.

Vast amounts of movie industry history has been stored in analog formats like film and videotape. But if films are not kept in the right conditions, they can be damaged or even ruined. For this month’s "Culture Pop," Hugo Phan talks with a Wichita company that not only keeps much of Hollywood’s history in storage, but helps restore it, too.

You can listen to "The Range" wherever you find podcasts.

Scott Dyer discovered disc golf when he was looking for something fun to do during the pandemic. He unpacked some discs he received as a gift, and he and his family checked out a disc golf course near Maize South High School. Then they started watching videos on YouTube and exploring courses around Wichita. KMUW news director Suzanne Perez has more.

Vast amounts of movie industry history has been stored in analog formats like film and videotape. But if films are not kept in the right conditions, they can be damaged or even ruined. For this month’s "Culture Pop," Hugo Phan talks with a Wichita company that not only keeps much of Hollywood’s history in storage, but helps restore it, too.

You can listen to "The Range" wherever you find podcasts.

A group of south Kansas landowners and ranchers had hoped the Kansas Corporation Commission would reject Evergy’s proposal for a new major transmission line. Instead the energy company got the okay to build the line up to the Flint Hills perimeter.

Learn more from Meg Britton-Mehlisch at kmuw.org

Former Coldwater, Kansas, mayor Joe Ceballos surrendered to federal immigration agents at a detention center in Wichita on Wednesday. He has said voting was an “honest mistake” because he believed his permanent legal status allowed him to vote.

Read more from Meg Britton-Mehlisch at kmuw.org

🎉 Tonight’s the night! Join KMUW at Haven Restaurant & Lounge for a Soulsations Pint Night. Cocktails, mocktails, live music and good company at 5:30 PM.

🍹 Tomorrow night join KMUW at Haven Restaurant & Lounge for a Soulsations Pint Night. Drinks, live music from Kimberly Paige and good conversation starting at 5:30 PM.

🎶 Pint Night celebrates Soulsations at Haven Restaurant & Lounge. Join KMUW on May 12 at 5:30 PM with live music by Kimberly Paige and a relaxed night out.

The exhibition league that has become a worldwide phenomenon brought its fast-paced, chaotic brand of baseball to Equity Bank Stadium on Thursday.

Read more from Roger Nomer at kmuw.org.

For the past several years, two area teachers have been creating and publishing a comic book series entirely on their own. With that experience, they’re now teaming up with friends to help provide a boost to other prospective comic book creators in the region. Daniel Caudill talked with some of the creative minds behind a new local venture called Free Candy Publishing.

Also, Ed Hope knows a thing or two about setting up microphones, projectors, monitors, sound boards and lighting systems at corporate events and music venues. He’s the owner of Audio Visual Service in Wichita, which started in 2003. For this edition of “In The Mix,” Carla Eckels caught up with Ed at the Wichita Hyatt Regency, where he was checking the mics.

You can listen to "The Range" wherever you find podcasts.

For the past several years, two area teachers have been creating and publishing a comic book series entirely on their own. With that experience, they’re now teaming up with friends to help provide a boost to other prospective comic book creators in the region. Daniel Caudill talked with some of the creative minds behind a new local venture called Free Candy Publishing.

Also, Ed Hope knows a thing or two about setting up microphones, projectors, monitors, sound boards and lighting systems at corporate events and music venues. He’s the owner of Audio Visual Service in Wichita, which started in 2003. For this edition of “In The Mix,” Carla Eckels caught up with Ed at the Wichita Hyatt Regency, where he was checking the mics.

You can listen to "The Range" wherever you find podcasts.

For the past several years, two area teachers have been creating and publishing a comic book series entirely on their own. With that experience, they’re now teaming up with friends to help provide a boost to other prospective comic book creators in the region. Daniel Caudill talked with some of the creative minds behind a new local venture called Free Candy Publishing.

Also, Ed Hope knows a thing or two about setting up microphones, projectors, monitors, sound boards and lighting systems at corporate events and music venues. He’s the owner of Audio Visual Service in Wichita, which started in 2003. For this edition of “In The Mix,” Carla Eckels caught up with Ed at the Wichita Hyatt Regency, where he was checking the mics.

You can listen to "The Range" wherever you find podcasts.