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June 8, 2022

• Wichita Brewing Company offering clean water to Wichita community on Wednesday
• Planning for pickleball: Let’s have fun, but $5 million tax money ought to be enough
• Wichita schools cancel select summer programs Wednesday after boil water advisory
• Wichita gas prices are the highest they’ve been. But how do we compare?
• 2022 Eagle Medallion Hunt: Clue 7
• Did you run out to buy bottled water after city said to boil water? Many shoppers did
• Former Wichita police officer loses certification after domestic violence guilty plea
• Wichita’s Jim Ryun inducted in inaugural collegiate track Hall of Fame for KU career
• How should you safely feed your baby during Wichita’s boil water advisory?
• Bottled water, robo calls: Wichita community reacts to being told to boil water
• ‘Basketball and family’: Why being a Shocker means more to transfer James Rojas
• K-State newcomer Cam Carter eager to prove he’s better than freshman stats suggest
• Mom dies in fiery Kansas crash as former combat medic saves her three children
• Here’s which Wichita schools programs will be open Thursday as water advisory lingers
• Wichita’s boil water advisory to last longer than originally estimated, officials say
• Here’s why part of northeast Wichita got its water restored before everyone else
• ‘Something we were prepared for’: Water advisory won’t halt Riverfest food, beverages
• A new esports venue that also serves food and drink will open soon in northeast Wichita
• Wichita’s Central Standard finds spot for a second location, but it’s a year or two out
• Last chance to visit this 41-year-old Wichita restaurant before it closes for good
• How long will the Wichita boil water advisory last? At least 24 hours, officials say