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- Sep 17, 2026
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Mad scramble: USD 259 chases down more than 100,000 water bottles to keep school in session during boil advisory (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Officials with the Wichita School District were met with an all-but-unprecedented scenario on Wednesday. The boil water advisory issued Wednesday morning left the district forced to quickly problem solve to make sure students and staff could stay hydrated. “Yesterday was a really challenging day,” USD 259 director of logistics Fabian Armendariz said. “I’ve been with the district for 26 years, and we’ve never had a situation like this where news came so late (and) we’ve alr
Wichita Back-to-School Guide: Expert Budget Tips & Free Haircuts (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - If you still have back-to-school shopping to do, local experts say a few strategic decisions can save you a significant amount of money this year. Kathy Spillman, a shopping expert with Wichita on the Cheap, shared her top tips for parents looking to stretch their dollars. According to Spillman, retailers have different strengths depending on what is on your list. “This year actually, shockingly, Target has the best school supplies deals,” Spillman said. “That is when it c
Big Brothers Big Sisters: Vandana & Alexsa (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) — Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters is looking for mentors and raffle ticket buyers as part of its annual “Cash for Kids’ Sake” campaign, aimed at matching more local children with mentors. Raffle tickets are now available at $50 each or three for $125. Each ticket is entered for a chance to win any prize in the campaign, including the $25,000 grand prize. A full list of prizes is available at kansasbigs.org/our-stories/posts/cashforkidssake. Vandana and Alexsa are one example
Big Brothers Big Sisters: Susan & Anaya (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) — Anaya and Susan have been a team for almost nine years through Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters — drawing on each other’s strengths along the way. Susan said watching Anaya grow has been a highlight of the match. “When she smiles, her eyes light up,” Susan said. “Being able to, like, talk to her — when I need someone to talk to.” Anaya said Susan has been a consistent source of support, especially through school. “School — a lot. I can always count on her to, like, call her
Big Brothers Big Sisters: Dylan and Kamari (opens the original)
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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) — Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters is raising money through a raffle to help connect more children with mentors. Raffle tickets are available for purchase through the station’s website or app, with a grand prize of $25,000. To become a mentor, applicants must be at least 18 years old and pass a background check. Those who prefer to support the program financially can do so by purchasing a raffle ticket. Kamari was matched with his Big, Dylan Domangue, shortly after turning 10
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