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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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1:09

Tragedy in Parsons Kansas | Wichita News

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2026/08/06

Tragedy struck in Parsons, Kansas, when police found 35-year-old Gabriel Kaine Duncan dead at his home Wednesday afternoon. Within moments, suspect Billy Ray Duncan, 27, was taken into custody on suspicion of homicide. Both men lived at the residence. Authorities are actively investigating, processing evidence, and interviewing witnesses as the Labette County Attorney’s Office prepares to review findings and decide on formal charges. The case remains open, with more details expected as the

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1:29

Missouri Man Pleads Guilty in Online Sex Case |...

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

2026/08/06

A Missouri man admitted to traveling across state lines with the intent to have sex with a minor he believed to be 14, after chatting online with an undercover FBI agent. He bought condoms and drove to Kansas for the meeting — where he was arrested. Now awaiting sentencing in November 2026, his case underscores the real dangers of online predators and the critical work of federal law enforcement in protecting youth. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:47

Health Insurance Prices Soar in Missouri and Kansas |...

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2026/08/06

Health insurance premiums in Missouri and Kansas are set to skyrocket next year, with every marketplace insurer requesting rate hikes of 10% to 35%—driven by soaring healthcare costs and rising claims. This follows last year’s increases in the Kansas City area, hitting families and small businesses hard. State regulators are now reviewing these requests to ensure they’re justified and compliant, with decisions due by October 31. Nationally, insurers are pushing for similar steep increases,

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1:12

Solar Projects Rejected by Sedgwick County | Wichita...

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2026/08/06

Sedgwick County commissioners voted 4 to 1 against two major solar projects in Haysville and Clearwater, despite passionate public debate. Residents flooded the meeting halls, raising alarms over fire risks, battery contamination, and questionable tax returns. Supporters, including the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, championed solar as a vital, sustainable future. But in the end, local concerns won out — a setback for clean energy advocates, yet a powerful reminder of the

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1:24

Kansas Governor Race Heats Up | Wichita News

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2026/08/06

Kansas governor’s race heats up as Republican Ty Masterson, backed by Trump, faces off against Democrat Cindy Holscher in a battle for the state’s heartland. With both candidates already trading barbs and vying for broad support, the real test lies in winning over rural voters who crave low government interference. Can Holscher leverage one key issue to flip the tide in a traditionally red state? The November showdown promises drama, strategy, and a showdown that could reshape Kansas

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1:25

City vs Data Center Project in Court | Wichita News

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2026/08/06

Emporia’s city leaders are fighting a legal battle to ban data centers, arguing over whether local or state authority controls such projects — with the court’s ruling potentially deciding if their ban attempt even stands a chance. Amid escalating threats from across the country and globe, officials are holding virtual meetings for safety, as the mayor warns that strong opinions can turn dangerous. The Lyon County District Court is now reviewing the petition, which could set a major precedent

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1:38

Heat Dome Returns This Weekend | Wichita News

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2026/08/06

A weather front’s parked over Kansas, cooling the north while the south stays hot — and scattered storms are popping up tonight, especially in the southwest and central regions. A few could bring gusty winds and heavy rain, but most won’t be severe. By Thursday morning, that system exits, leaving a stark temperature split: cool north, sweltering south. Another round of storms hits Thursday night into Friday near the Oklahoma border. But the real drama? A heat dome slides back in this weekend,

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1:24

Kansas Surplus Soars in July | Wichita News

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2026/08/06

Kansas just hit a financial home run in July, collecting over $24 million more in tax revenue than predicted — bringing total collections to a whopping $718.9 million. The surge came from strong individual income taxes (up 3% from forecast, 7% year-over-year) and sales/compensating use taxes, which smashed estimates by $15 million. Corporate taxes fell short by $5 million, but overall, the state’s fiscal health looks solid with extra cash to fund projects or cover surprises.Listen in

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1:23

Emporia City Pauses Data Center Plans | Wichita News

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2026/08/06

Emporia, Kansas, is heading to court over a citizen petition demanding a halt to new data centers—after 1,000+ verified signatures forced the city to pause and seek legal clarity on whether such bans can be mandated via petition under state law. Tensions flared in July, leading to police escorts and now online-only meetings with no public comment, as city leaders wait for judicial guidance before moving forward. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:29

Goodwill Opens First Urban Store in Wichita | Wichita...

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2026/08/06

Goodwill Industries of Kansas is launching its first urban store downtown Wichita this fall, tucked into a compact space on North Saint Francis Street with a focus on clothing — perfect for the walkable vibe of the area. Surrounded by hotspots like Intrust Bank Arena and Naftzger Park, it’s designed to draw in shoppers and donors alike, with free parking behind the building for easy drop-offs. This bold move signals Goodwill’s commitment to adapting and connecting more deeply with the heart of

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1:20

El Dorado Voters Save Local Hospital | Wichita News

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2026/08/06

El Dorado voters delivered a massive win for their local hospital, Susan B. Allen Memorial, by approving a one percent sales tax with a landslide 659 to 203 vote—securing millions over seven years to stabilize operations, buy critical equipment, and reduce reliance on costly contractors. Hospital staff, especially families connected to the facility, are relieved as the community’s support lifts pressure and boosts morale, paving the way for long-term financial independence and even better

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1:43

Kelly Endorses Holscher to Stop Masterson | Wichita News

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2026/08/06

Governor Laura Kelly is backing State Senator Cindy Holscher in the upcoming Kansas gubernatorial race, calling her the best choice to preserve progress and avoid a rollback under opponent Ty Masterson—Trump’s endorsed candidate. Kelly warns Masterson’s agenda would divide Kansas and undo her administration’s work, while Holscher thanks Kelly for the support and frames the election as a pivotal moment to unite voters against regression. Masterson counters by labeling Holscher a radical

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1:43

Kansas Voters Defend Judicial Tradition | Wichita News

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2026/08/06

Kansas voters decisively rejected a controversial amendment that would have elected Supreme Court justices, preserving the state’s 70-year tradition of merit-based appointments by a special commission. With over 60% voting no, Kansans signaled strong support for judicial independence and skepticism toward constitutional changes—especially when they’re complex or politically charged. This isn’t the first time the state has resisted major amendments: last year, voters also blocked an abortion

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1:04

Man Arrested in Kansas Child Allegations | Wichita News

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2026/08/05

A man in Kingman, Kansas, has been arrested on serious allegations of rape and indecent liberties with a child, following an investigation by local police. While authorities are still gathering evidence, Streight remains presumed innocent until proven guilty. Due to the minor’s involvement and ongoing probe, law enforcement is withholding details to protect privacy and ensure the integrity of the case. The investigation continues with strict caution as justice unfolds. Listen in

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1:09

Kansas School Employee Faces Serious Allegations |...

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2026/08/05

A Kansas school district employee is facing serious allegations of rape and indecent liberties with a child, leading to their immediate removal from duties. Law enforcement says the incident didn’t occur on school grounds, during school hours, or in connection with school activities. The district prioritizes student safety and will share updates as appropriate—without compromising the ongoing investigation. This deeply troubling news has shaken the community, and all eyes are on how this

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1:41

Wichita’s Flying Museums & Fun Events | Wichita News

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2026/08/05

Wichita’s got history, hype, and drinks this month—two iconic WWII planes are on display until Sunday, Boom Ball’s wild baseball showdown hits Equity Bank Park Tuesday, and tequila lovers can judge the city’s best margaritas at the Wichita Margarita Festival on the 29th. Plus, catch the Wind Surge at home games—tickets available at milb.com. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an

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1:23

Cyclosporiasis Surge in Kansas | Wichita News

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2026/08/05

Kansas is facing a growing cyclosporiasis outbreak with 615 confirmed cases this year, including 80 in Sedgwick County. Symptoms—watery diarrhea, weight loss, and appetite loss—can take up to a week to appear. Health officials confirm most salads are safe, but warn to avoid recalled produce items. The investigation continues to trace the source and prevent further spread—stay alert, check recalls, and seek medical help if you feel sick. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:51

Kansas Judge Strikes Down Abortion Restrictions |...

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2026/08/05

A Kansas judge has struck down decades-old abortion restrictions, declaring they violate a woman’s right to bodily autonomy and failed to meet legal standards. The ruling overturns laws mandating waiting periods, requiring doctors to offer unproven reversal treatments, and forcing patients to justify their decisions — all of which abortion providers argued undermined care. This major win follows three years of litigation and aligns with Kansans’ recent vote to protect abortion access. While

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1:15

Residents Have Babies, Program Supports Them |...

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2026/08/05

Eight residents in a rural Kansas residency program welcomed babies last year—half the cohort. This isn’t just a coincidence; it’s a powerful testament to how the Smoky Hill Family Medicine Residency, tied to the University of Kansas School of Medicine–Wichita, prioritizes work-life balance for its trainees. Designed to cultivate family doctors who’ll stay in underserved rural communities, the program recognizes that supporting personal milestones like parenthood is key to retaining talent

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1:38

New Tag Office Locations in the Works | Wichita News

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2026/08/05

Sedgwick County is rolling out new satellite tag offices to bring vehicle registration and title services closer to residents, with two new workstations set to open—one on the east side, one on the west. The Derby location recently moved to the public library after its old spot closed, part of a broader push for better accessibility. County Treasurer Brandi Baily stressed that these new sites won’t launch until properly staffed to ensure top-notch service from day one. She also warned against

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