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The Cheesecake factory is officially open in Wichita (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â The wait is over for Wichita-area fans of The Cheesecake Factory. The restaurant opened its first Wichita location Tuesday at Bradley Fair, giving customers a new option for the popular chain without having to drive to the Kansas City area. Some customers were waiting hours before the doors opened. Reese Brooklyn was the first person in line, arriving at 7:45 a.m. âIâm just so excited for this. Iâve been waiting for like a year, and itâs here,â Brooklyn said. B
Fort Hays Sate University to close Sternberg Museum's operations in December (opens the original)
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HAYS, Kan. (KAKE) - Fort Hays State University announced Monday evening that it will close the public-facing operations of the Sternberg Museum of Natural History on Dec. 18 as the university works to address a $2.4 million recurring cuts in state funding. FHSU President Tisa Mason announced the decision as part of the universityâs Strategic Budget Alignment process. âThe Sternberg Museum is woven into the identity of this university and this region,â Mason said in her statement. FHSU said
Local business owner says Somewhere Fest street closure is costing her thousands (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) â A downtown Wichita street closure that sparked a dispute between two events is moving forward, while a nearby business owner says she is losing thousands of dollars because of the closure. The Fun Venue and Somewhere Fest both wanted to use the same portion of St. Francis Street for events this weekend. The Wichita Chinese Association had planned to hold its Mid-Autumn Festival with The Fun Venue. At the same time, Somewhere Fest was seeking to close the street for its S
Nearly 60 people treated for heat-related illnesses at Kansas State Fair so far this week (opens the original)
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HUTCHINSON, Kan. (KAKE) - Heat is becoming a concern at the Kansas State Fair, with dozens of people needing help for heat-related issues in recent days. Virginia and Leon McClatchey are working the gates at the fair with their daughter. They said their daughter became so sick from the heat that she has not been able to return to work. âShe didnât know where she was ⦠but she was sunburnt, had heat exhaustion and was dehydrated,â Virginia McClatchey said. Kansas Highway Patrol Lieutenant
Kansas State Fair signs highlight new transgender bathroom restriction law (opens the original)
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HUTCHINSON, Kan. (KAKE) â If youâve been to the Kansas State Fair this year, you may have noticed new signs outside the bathrooms. The signs ask fairgoers to use the restroom that corresponds with their sex assigned at birth and cite Senate Bill 244, which became law in February. The law requires multi-occupancy restrooms in government-owned buildings to be separated by sex. The Kansas State Fair says it put up the signs after consulting with the Kansas Attorney Generalâs Office about how
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