- Former Sen. Tom Coburn, known as a political maverick, dies
- Kansas Governor Kelly announces statewide stay at home order
- Kansas Lottery Extends Suspension of State Casino Operations
- Wichita Police investigating early morning shooting
- Sedgwick County investigators say man’s death is a homicide
- Wichita school district announces next phase of student education
- Reno, Saline, McPherson, and Rooks Counties issuing ‘stay at home’ orders
- Father: Kansas grants parole to Nancy Shoemaker's kidnapper
- Friday: daily pandemic briefing from Sedgwick County
- Kansas coronavirus death toll grows to four
- The Latest: Illinois Gov. says infant with COVID-19 has died
- MyPillow founder Mike Lindell on helping health care workers amid COVID-19 pandemic
- Rep. Kinzinger: Trump should activate more troops in National Guard
- Civil rights leader, MLK aide Joseph Lowery dies at 98
- House debates $2.2T virus relief bill amid last-minute snag
- Trump thanks Republicans, Democrats for coming together on COVID-19 stimulus
- Naval ship Mercy arrives in the Port of Los Angeles
- Trump signs $2.2T stimulus after swift congressional votes
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Tony Duesing
Tony Duesing, a 3-decade radio veteran, started working Wichita radio in 1983 just a few months after leaving high school. Since then, Duesing studied broadcast journalism at Wichita State University, winning numerous state awards for excellence. From 1983 to 1992, Duesing was very much involved in music-formatted radio, from Country, Oldies, and Top 40 formats. In 1992, Duesing was promoted to Program Director of talk radio station KFH, and later sports radio station KQAM along with news radio station KNSS. Today, Duesing is the Program Director of KNSS AM and FM, also Sports Radio KFH AM and FM. In 2006, Entercom Broadcasting recognized Duesing as one of the top Entercom Program Directors in the country. In 2007, he was also awarded an Edward R. Murrow Award from the Radio Television Digital News Association.
