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Roadrunners are finding a more comfortable home in a changing Kansas landscape (opens the original)
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If you grew up watching Road Runner outsmart Wile E. Coyote, you'd be forgiven for not thinking that the leggy bird has a place in Kansas. The background of those antics are always dramatic desert vistas with buttes and canyons for the coyote to fall into. But the roadrunner has a growing home in Kansas. The Kansas Ornithological Society maintains a checklist of all the possible species birders can see in each of the state's 105 counties. It's built off of several databases and updated with acce
Wichita boil water advisory ends, but more testing is needed for surrounding communities (opens the original)
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Kansas state health officials gave Wichita the okay to lift a boil water advisory for its residents, roughly 36 hours after it began. Officials with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment made the decision Thursday afternoon after 195 samples from the city's water system showed no sign of elevated bacteria levels or contamination. That ends more than a day of water restrictions for residents of Wichita and parts of Andover — but not for the city's wholesale water customers. All told, Wi
As boil advisory continues, Water Treatment Plant operating again after generator failure (opens the original)
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Editor's note: This article was updated at 5:30 p.m., September 16 to add Wichita Public Schools' announcement about water access for students in the coming days. Half a million people in Kansas are under a boil water advisory after the City of Wichita lost power at its main water treatment plant and pump station early Wednesday morning. City officials said it will be 24 hours before they know whether Wichita’s drinking water contains unsafe levels of bacteria. During the advisory, Wichita water
Botanica eyes expansion into Sim Park in proposed deal with city (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, Botanica plans to ask city leaders to help it nearly double its footprint in Wichita. The nonprofit is asking the Wichita City Council to sign off on a 30-year lease of a portion of Sim Park. The rental price for about a third of the park land between the gardens, Arthur B. Sim Golf Course and the Arkansas River is set at $1 a year. In principle, it’s similar to a pitch Botanica made a year ago to the council. In September 2025, Botanica asked for the city’s support in submitting a $
'Magic to be shared': Elderslie Farm's you-pick flower fields invite visitors to be dazzled (opens the original)
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On a recent sunny day in Kechi, Emma Neyens and her 3-year-old daughter, Berkeley, found themselves surrounded by blooms and on a mission. "We're going to make a bouquet," Emma Neyens said. "Who are we going to give our bouquet to?" The Neyenses have visited Elderslie Farm for Easter egg hunts and to buy blackberry jam at the farm market, but the flower patch is something new. "My mom and sister are in town visiting, and they're both in the floral and art business," Emma Neyens said. "So Berkele
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