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Wichita News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Wichita News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Wichita with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the community. From city developments to neighborhood updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Wichita. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency,

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0:50

Tragic Home Accident in Savonburg | Wichita News

Wichita News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/08

Tragic Home Accident in Savonburg | Wichita News

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1:19

Valley Park Elementary Opens Next Week | Wichita News

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2026/08/08

Valley Center’s newest elementary school, Valley Park Elementary, opens next week—thanks to a $59 million bond approved in 2024—offering grades K-4, plus specialized programs for diverse learners and families. Principal Lauren White calls it a major step forward as the community grows, and the district is hosting open houses this Saturday to showcase both the new school and their Supplemental Learning Center.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:46

Caleb's Legacy Drives National Online Safety Push |...

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2026/08/08

A fourteen-year-old Kansas boy, Caleb Moore, lost his life in 2025 after falling prey to an online sextortion scheme. His mother, Morgan Moore, turned grief into action—securing “Caleb’s Law” in Kansas to educate and protect youth—and now she’s taking her crusade national, lobbying Capitol Hill for the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA). While Caleb’s Law focused on prevention through education, KOSA demands social media platforms hold themselves accountable for safeguarding minors. Morgan knows the

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1:17

Kaelen Culpepper Calls Up to Twins | Wichita News

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2026/08/08

Kaelen Culpepper, Minnesota Twins’ top 2024 draft pick and former Kansas State standout, makes his MLB debut after a stellar climb through the minors — hitting over .300 with power in college, excelling with Wichita Wind Surge, and dominating at Triple-A St. Paul — proving hard work pays off as he steps into the big leagues. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated,

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1:14

Wichita Road Closures This Week | Wichita News

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2026/08/08

Roadwork alert in Wichita: Five new KDOT projects hit the road this week, with lane closures on K-254, US-54, and I-135—mostly short-term. Expect eastbound K-254’s left lane closed Monday 9 AM–3 PM near 45th St., then right lane Tuesday; US-54 westbound’s left lane Wednesday for cleanup; and I-135 northbound’s left lane Wednesday at Gooseberry Bridge. Right lanes close Thursday on both K-254 and I-135. All closures run 9 AM–3 PM. Check KDOT’s site for full details. Listen in comfort:Get

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1:09

Kansas Wheat Crisis Hits Farmers Hard | Wichita News

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2026/08/08

Kansas faces one of its smallest winter wheat harvests in years, with USDA estimates at just under 200 million bushels — nearly half of last year’s total. Nationwide, wheat production is also plummeting, projected at under a billion bushels, down from 1.4 billion in 2025. The ripple effects are hitting farmers hard: farm bankruptcies have risen for two straight years, with over 300 farms filing for Chapter 12, including 11 in Kansas. This crisis signals deepening struggles across U.S

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1:10

Farm Bill Stalemate Threatens Food Supply | Wichita News

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2026/08/08

Farmers are sounding the alarm as the U.S. Senate stalls on passing the critical Farm Bill, leaving them stranded without vital financial support amid drought and economic strain. Frustration mounts as lawmakers bundle unrelated programs like SNAP into the bill, sparking calls for separation and accountability. With August recess looming, farmers see the delay as a betrayal of taxpayer dollars—and a threat to food security, as farm closures loom without action. September’s reconvening offers a

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1:47

Abby Buell's Journey After Paralysis | Wichita News

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2026/08/08

At just 15, Abby Buell’s life flipped upside down when a diving accident at Young’s Pool left her paralyzed from a crushed C6 vertebra. Despite 58 days in the hospital and grim medical predictions, Abby’s spirit refuses to break. From barely moving her hands to texting and swimming backstroke solo, she’s defying odds with grit and grace. Her family’s home is being transformed to meet her needs, and her determination—plus marching band and athletics—keeps her rising. This is a story of

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1:47

Solicitors Pushing Hard in Wichita | Wichita News

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2026/08/08

Wichita residents are sounding the alarm over aggressive door-to-door solicitors who refuse to take a simple “no” and often lack proper identification. These salespeople, sometimes riding hoverboards, push hard with flashy deals and pressure tactics—making it tough to say no without feeling harassed. The Better Business Bureau confirms you’re within your rights to ask for more time or walk away if something feels off. Legitimacy isn’t determined by their mode of transport or age; what matters

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1:28

Colwich Mail Crisis Hits Rural Residents | Wichita News

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2026/08/08

Residents in Colwich are in crisis as vital mail—including hospital bills, legal notices, and even medications—is being returned due to a new USPS policy that rejects mail without a PO box number. With few homes having physical mailboxes, locals depend on the post office, but the rule is cutting them off. Frustration is mounting as people scramble for solutions, like installing mailboxes for those who can’t even reach the post office. A call for the USPS to reverse or adjust the policy is

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1:34

Hutchinson Gets 78 Affordable Units | Wichita News

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2026/08/08

Hutchinson is set to welcome nearly 80 new affordable housing units thanks to a $3.5 million state grant, fueling two major developments: Hutchinson Park with 48 apartments and Plaza Trails with 30 affordable plus 6 market-rate units. This rare statewide funding opportunity—only 13 projects across Kansas received it—signals a serious push to tackle the city’s urgent housing shortage, which demands over 1,000 new units by 2035. City leaders emphasize this isn’t just about construction—it’s about

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1:56

Shocker Schedule Breakdown Revealed | Wichita News

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2026/08/08

The American Conference basketball schedule is set, with every team playing 18 conference games — six home-and-away series and six split matchups. For Wichita State men, tough tests await against South Florida, Tulsa, and Memphis in home-and-away showdowns, while road trips include NCAA Tournament-caliber foes. The women’s squad faces a more favorable slate, with five of their six home-and-away rivals finishing below .500 last season. With last year’s strong bounce-back and NIT run, both teams

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1:14

Walmart Threat Caller Still at Large | Wichita News

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2026/08/07

A Walmart in Dodge City faced a chilling threat Friday afternoon when a caller laid out violent plans—with a specific deadline—before police unexpectedly intercepted the call. Officers took over the conversation, only to find the suspect pushing back their timeline and possibly using a voice changer. Though no harm came to anyone and the store reopened safely, cops remain on-site as the investigation continues into who made the threats and why. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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Goddard Schools Roll Out Raptor Security | Wichita News

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2026/08/07

Goddard School District is stepping up campus security this fall with a new Raptor visitor management system—requiring ID scans against national databases to screen for registered sex offenders, verifying visitor-student relationships, and mandating visitor passes—all in response to last spring’s alarming incident involving an offender chaperoning a field trip. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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Walmart Threat Called In | Wichita News

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2026/08/07

A Walmart in Dodge City narrowly avoided disaster after an anonymous caller threatened violence—with a ticking deadline—using what may have been a voice changer. Police took over the call, and as the window closed, no one was hurt. The store reopened, but cops remain on-site for added security, proving that threats can come from anywhere—and it’s better to be safe than sorry. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:32

Kansas Honors Purple Heart Recipients | Wichita News

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2026/08/07

Kansas just made history by officially recognizing August 7th as Purple Heart Day, honoring the brave veterans wounded or killed in action — including Gov. Laura Kelly’s own father. Beyond the proclamation, the state became the first to legally designate itself a “Purple Heart State,” unlocking critical support like easier access to non-driver ID cards — a game-changer for homeless vets seeking services, voting rights, and benefits. Veterans, often quiet about their sacrifices, welcomed the

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1:06

Bobcat Spotted in De Soto | Wichita News

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2026/08/07

A bobcat has been spotted in De Soto, prompting a warning from the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office. Officials urge residents to keep their distance and never approach, follow, or feed the animal — as getting too comfortable around humans can put the bobcat, pets, and livestock at risk. Bobcats are typically active at dawn and dusk, but may venture out at other times if hungry. Stay alert, respect wildlife, and let them roam wild — it’s the safest choice for everyone. Listen in

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1:45

Kansas Rural Hospitals Team Up | Wichita News

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2026/08/07

Seven rural Kansas hospitals are teaming up under the Kansas High Value Network to slash costs and boost care—using a battle-tested model from Cibolo Rural Health Networks. With tech support, vendor discounts, and shared staff, they’re focusing on preventative care to keep patients out of ERs. Just months old, the network is already growing, proving that collaboration is key to transforming rural healthcare. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:45

Algae Alerts Update for Kansas Lakes | Wichita News

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2026/08/07

Good news for anglers and families: Kanopolis Kid’s Fishing Pond, Marion Reservoir, and Kirwin Lake are off the algae advisory list—but don’t relax yet. Nineteen other waters still carry warnings or watches. Avoid swimming or letting pets near water marked “warning,” including Lake Charles, Gathering Pond, and King Lake. “Watch” areas may have visible blooms; stay alert and keep animals away. Harmful algae can look like colorful scum and cause rashes, vomiting, or even death in pets. KDHE

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1:11

Heat Wave Hits Kansas This Weekend | Wichita News

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2026/08/07

Kansas got a brief rain shower overnight, but the sun’s back and the real drama is heating up—literally. A major heat wave is rolling in, with western Kansas hitting triple digits starting Saturday, spreading statewide by Sunday and sticking around through Tuesday. Wichita’s on track for another scorching day. Storms may roll through Saturday afternoon, especially in the west and north, with possible repeat rounds Sunday through Tuesday nights. The good news? By mid-next week, a moisture

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