- Family of slain Kansas inmate files federal lawsuit
- FBI investigating University of Kansas research complex
- Wichita man dies from injuries after being hit by a car
- Man implicated in missing brothers case charged in Kansas
- Former Lawrence banker convicted in fraud scheme
- Drug-related murder in SE Wichita
- Park City man arrested for attempted murder in N. Wichita
- Crop duster killed in plane crash south of Hays
- Kansas adds jobs, sees unemployment rate dip to 3.3% in July
- Front window shot at Wichita Spanish-language radio station
- WATCH: Nebraska teen honors father with ‘angel’ photos
- Autonomous vehicle company Waymo to test in Florida rain
- Epstein signed will 2 days before jailhouse suicide
- WATCH: Wind farm growth, critics lament side effects
- San Francisco victim of assault criticizes city officials after attacker is released from custody
- White House: Israel ‘has the right’ to deny entry for those seeking ‘to destroy it’
- Brand-name drug prices rising at slower pace, lower amounts
- Officer involved in Eric Garner's death fired by NYPD, commissioner announces
- Georgia voters challenge legality of new election system
- Kathleen Blanco, Louisiana's governor during Katrina, dies
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City of Wichita
What aspect of Wichita should our new baseball team highlight with its name?
Ted Woodward
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Ted Woodward is a native Wichitan, graduating from Kapaun Mount Carmel High School and the University of Notre Dame. Ted wrote for The Wichita Eagle sports page for five years, and has been a radio sportscaster since 1995. Ted "the Sports Head" was the official scorekeeper for Wichita's Double-A baseball team for 15 years, and has been the public address announcer for Wichita State baseball and volleyball for nearly two decades. Ted also writes for and performs annually in the satirical revue "Gridiron".
