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Beef Safety Concerns Grow, But Import Plan Brings Little Price Relief
Recent recalls involve specific products, while expanded imports target hamburger supplies and leave the underlying cattle shortage unresolved.
Recent meat recalls and an expansion of beef imports have raised two questions for shoppers: Is their meat safe, and when will buying it become…
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Fashion With Heart: Evan Rolfe Brings 50 Models to the Runway for a Cause
The Oct. 10 fundraiser showcases local designers, brands and stores, followed by a reception with food, drinks and shopping.
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Know a Young Achiever? Nominate Them for The Voice’s 30 Under 30
The inaugural program will recognize emerging talent across Kansas and the Kansas City metro. Nominations close Oct. 8.
College Sexual Assault Is Still a Crisis. What the Cornell and LSU Cases Reveal
High-profile cases at Cornell and LSU are renewing questions about how colleges handle sexual assault, protect students and respond when survivors come forward.
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Never Tried Tallgrass? This May Be the Year
A smaller, easier-to-navigate festival returns Oct. 15-18, with 11 films in the Gordon Parks program showcasing Black filmmakers.
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Helping Separated Parents Co-Parent Through Conflict
Wichita-based 1+1=Four combines mediation, parenting education and coaching to help families manage conflict while keeping children out of the middle.
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Is Drinking Hot Water in the Morning Really Good For You?
The viral wellness habit may help with digestion and congestion, but some of its biggest claims don’t hold up.
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Teens, Do You Know If You’ve Had Your HPV Vaccine?
It protects against a sexually transmitted virus that can cause cancer years later — and it works best before you’re exposed.
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Why Cellulite Happens and What Can Help Reduce It
What causes cellulite and which treatments may actually make a difference.
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Still Got Game? Wichita Men’s League Wants You on the Court
Wichita’s men’s basketball league returns this fall at Brewer. Build a team or sign up solo before the Oct. 5 deadline.
Urban Prep Gains Accreditation, Eyes Growth Again
After two years without access to tax-credit scholarship funding, the Wichita school is working to restore eligibility and rebuild enrollment.
Kansas City Has Tried for Years to Reduce Homelessness. What’s Different This Time?
Housing Gateway aims to move 600 people into housing in its first year, but homelessness has continued to grow despite years of city initiatives.
