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A protester holds a Black Lives Matter sign on Saturday during a protest against police brutality outside of a Wichita Police Department station near Hillside and 21st. The protest is one in a string of demonstrations across the nation after George Floyd was apparently killed by police.

‘Justice for Floyd:’ Protesters rally at Wichita police station near WSU

May 30, 2020

A protester shakes hands with a police officer during a protest against police brutality on Saturday outside of the Wichita police station on 21st Street. The peaceful protest was one in a string of demonstrations across the nation after George Floyd died at the hands of the police.

PHOTOS: Wichita protesters stand against police brutality

May 30, 2020

Air Capital enthusiasts believe in resilience of aviation industry

Air Capital enthusiasts believe in resilience of aviation industry

May 1, 2020

Wichita economy braced to ride out turbulent times

Wichita economy braced to ride out turbulent times

May 1, 2020

Wichita’s aviation history is rich, but the industry faces unprecedented challenges

Wichita’s aviation history is rich, but the industry faces unprecedented challenges

May 1, 2020

Shocker Hall courtyard August 2017

Census Bureau still working to ensure college students are counted

April 18, 2020

The Coalition: ICT hands out food to homeless and vulnerable Wichitans last week in Riverside Park.

The Coalition: ICT works around COVID-19 to feed homeless Wichitans

March 31, 2020

A fan crowd-surfs during The Cavves at Riverfest on Thursday, June 6.

Wichita River Festival canceled; smaller fall festival planned for November

March 31, 2020

First COVID-19 related death in Sedgwick County confirmed, hospitals preparing for surge

First COVID-19 related death in Sedgwick County confirmed, hospitals preparing for surge

March 30, 2020

Director of the Sedgwick County Health Department Adrienne Byrne confirms at a March 27 briefing that there is community spread of COVID-19 in the the county.

Sedgwick County confirms active community spread of COVID-19

March 27, 2020

Number of presumptive-positive COVID-19 cases in Kansas up by 28

Number of presumptive-positive COVID-19 cases in Kansas up by 28

March 26, 2020

Number of positive Sedgwick County COVID-19 cases jumps to 10

Number of positive Sedgwick County COVID-19 cases jumps to 10

March 25, 2020