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Western Kansas has inserted itself into the corn belt, a region that has dominated corn production. There might be better crop options for the Kansas climate, but huge industries and government subsidies help keep corn growing.
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Kansas made itself part of the corn belt, but that may not be sustainable
Western Kansas has inserted itself into the corn belt, a region of the Midwest from Ohio to Nebraska that has dominated corn production. There might be better crop options for the Kansas climate, but…
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The grape harvest for wine is in full swing. But in some regions, the last few years have been tough. What’s driving a drop in demand, and why are some parts of the Heartland faring better than others? We have that story on “Wichita’s Early Edition.”
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A self-guided tour of an art museum can be relaxing. A tour guided by an educated docent can be revelatory. On “Wichita’s Early Edition,” Torin Andersen talks with the docents at the Ulrich Museum of Art.
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Starting tomorrow we’ve got a slight change to our weekend lineup! 🎙️
Saturday: You’re Saying It Wrong moves to 11 a.m. → followed by the on-air debut of Marginalia at 11:30 → Hidden Brain at noon.
Sunday: Freakonomics now airs at 3 p.m.

See the full schedule at kmuw.org.
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Enhance your next art museum visit with the help of a docent.
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Wichita State’s Center for Economic Development shared its 2025 forecast at the Kansas Economic Outlook Conference. Center director Bekah Selby-Leach said making predictions right now about the economy is difficult.
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Trying to forecast Wichita’s economy in turbulent times
The 2025 Kansas Economic Outlook Conference was held on Thursday at Century II. Wichita State’s Center for Economic Development and Business Research prepared a detailed forecast for the year ahead.…
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