- Council rescinds business improvement district, approves $6.5 million aquatics plan
- Bike share program returning to Wichita
- Meitzner tells other counties: the virus can spread quickly
- 10 residents dead amid virus outbreak at Kansas nursing home
- COVID-19 test lab opens at Wichita State
- Kansas police arrest man in connection to 2 killed Friday
- Man arrested for threatening Wichita Mayor Whipple
- Boeing 737 Max could fly again by the end of 2020
- Early voting begins Monday, October 19
- More details into Friday's shooting in Lyons
- WATCH: Rival candidates appear in heartwarming PSA touting 'civility in politics'
- Justice Dept. files landmark antitrust case against Google
- Michael Goodwin raises concern of ‘viewpoint discrimination’ by Big Tech
- Dean Cain on Kirstie Alley’s backlash for supporting Trump
- Trump on Limbaugh's cancer update: 'Never going to be a voice like Rush'
- VIDEO: Mark Meadows on Hunter Biden allegations
- Sen. Grassley slams Big Tech as ‘superspreaders’ of misinformation
- Rudy Guiliani on legitimacy of Hunter Biden emails
- Hunter Biden emails not part of a 'Russian disinformation campaign'
- Joe Biden falsely claimed an endorsement from the Boilermakers union
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Steve & TedTarget date set for return of the 737 MAX -
Steve & TedRenting out an entire movie theater
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Steve & TedNumbers are picking back up at U.S. airports
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Steve & TedCell phone coverage... on the moon?
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Steve & TedGrey and drizzly today in Wichita
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Steve & TedChanges next year... or not
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Steve & TedA new COVID-19 test lab opens at Wichita State
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Steve & TedEarly voting is underway in Sedgwick County
With the pandemic ongoing, should kids trick-or-treat on Halloween this year?
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Other business at Wichita City council meeting
The Wichita City Council spent around two hours in session Tuesday morning.
They tackled a variety of topics, including approving bonds for 24 new street paving projects, 20 water projects, 18 sanitary sewer and 11 storm sewer projects...73 in all. The bonds will total just over $12.5 million.
The group also approved a gated area for A. Price Woodard Park for the Wichita River Festival, which starts May 31. They also approved areas for alcohol consumption.