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Oct 28, 2024 · Since early 2023, members of the Wichita Journalism Collaborative have worked to uncover, write about and help address housing concerns. With this session, The Voice hopes to turn more of that focus onto the housing concerns and issues of Northeast Wichita

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Dec 28, 2024 · Mike Hoheisel, a Wichita City Council member, said the study highlights some of the issues renters in his community face. He recently told lawmakers his district covering parts of southern Wichita has some of the highest poverty rates in the state.

Dec 30, 2024 · Now in its 31st year, The Community Voice is the leading, most-trusted voice of Kansas’ African-American community, and has extended its reach to become a progressive voice across the state and beyond.

Apr 11, 2024 · More From the Voice. DOJ Sues Major Landlords Over Alleged Algorithmic Pricing Scheme January 18, 2025; Beyond the Gates: New Soap Opera is Ready to Showcase ‘Different Side of the Black Experience’ January 18, 2025 League Kicks Off Tonight With Many WNBA All-Stars Participating January 17, 2025

Jun 21, 2024 · News for the Black Community that isn’t covered by other traditional media outlets. Wichita, Kansas City, Regional, State, Health, Education and Local.

More From the Voice. Griner Announces Plans to Sign With the Atlanta Dream in Instagram Video February 2, 2025; FDA Approves New Non-addictive Painkiller February 2, 2025; American Jazz Museum Adds Six Board Members, Including First Non-Local Directors February 2, 2025

The Community Voice. The Community Voice is the leading, most-trusted voice of Kansas' African-American community, and has extended its reach to become a progressive voice across the state.

The Wichita City Council has voted for stronger enforcement of an ordinance against illegal camping. The move, which supporters argued would simplify the ordinance, came after two hours of public comment.