Jenni Anima
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Sounds of Open Streets ICT NoMar 2026 (opens the original)
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Open Streets ICT is a recurring event hosted by The City of Wichita. The event is meant to help people stay active and get to know their neighbors. Open Streets NoMar happened in early May and is one of three Open Street events that happen throughout the year. What makes it unique is its location in the NoMar District, where a large Hispanic culture and community are present. KMUW’s Jennifer Anima attended the event and captured this Soundscape.
Kansas officials react to Trump's threat to ban Bombardier (opens the original)
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In a Truth Social post on Labor Day, President Trump called for no more Bombardier products to be sold in the United States. He said in his post that the Canadian aerospace company's products "aren't good enough” and urged people to “BUY AMERICAN.” Bombardier is based in Montreal, but it employs more than 1,200 workers at its U.S. headquarters near the Eisenhower National Airport in Wichita. Several Kansas officials and candidates, including some prominent Republicans and Trump loyalists, critic
Kansas will see an increase in monarch butterflies this fall (opens the original)
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Millions of monarch butterflies will travel through the state as they make their journey toward central Mexico. The butterflies are headed to warmer weather as the days get shorter, temperatures change and winter approaches. They usually arrive in Mexico at the beginning of November, a natural event that coincides with the country’s Day of the Dead celebrations. Kansas plays a vital role in helping the butterflies on their journey, as states like Oklahoma and Texas experience nectar droughts. “W
Project in Wichita's NoMar district will include a food court and community gathering space (opens the original)
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New owners of the NoMar Theatre in Wichita's North End plan to transform it into Provecho — a dining hall and community gathering space. The project will serve as a second phase for up-and-coming businesses that are part of the organization's small business program. The nearly 100-year-old theater, which was auctioned off in 2021, and a neighboring one will house seven food businesses, a bar, and seating areas dedicated for dining, live music and events. Ariel Rodriguez, executive director at Em
Wichita's Orpheum Theatre will reopen Sunday after a $13 million restoration (opens the original)
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After 15 months of restoration, Wichita's historic Orpheum Theatre will soon re-open its doors to the public. During a private media preview, Orpheum officials highlighted the theater's restored original paint color, star lights and hand-painted fire curtain. New accommodations include accessible seating, an air-conditioned balcony and portable concessions. Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter John Legend will perform at the Orpheum on Sunday to mark its official re-opening. Stacee Olden,
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