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Council member Mike Hoheisel discusses quality of life in District 3 town hall

Wichita City Council member Mike Hoheisel told constituents he's still committed to long-term solutions to quality of life issues in South Wichita.

Source: KSN

City Council passes ordinance to increase fines for illegal dumping

Councilmember Mike Hoheisel said on Monday he's heard constant complaints about trash left in ditches. He believes the new plan will finally give the city the chance to stop illegal dumping.

Source: KWCH

Meet the candidates running for Wichita City Council in 2025

Get to know the candidates vying for a seat on the Wichita City Council in the upcoming 2025 elections.

Source: The Wichita Eagle

Wichita approves $15M expansion of homeless shelter campus

The Wichita City Council approved a $15 million plan to expand the homeless shelter campus, aiming to provide more resources and support for those in need.

Source: KSN

New playground for kids of all abilities opens in south Wichita

The new all-access playground at Clapp Park officially opened this week, featuring equipment designed for children with disabilities and creating an inclusive space for all families.

Source: The Wichita Eagle

One a Republican, one a Democrat, Hoheisel brothers call for calm in politics

As brothers serving in different political arenas — a Republican Kansas state representative and a Democratic Wichita City councilman — we unite today with a resolute voice to unequivocally reject political violence in all its forms.

Source: The Wichita Eagle

What's Up Kansas City?

Mike joined Carlos Nelson on What's Up Kansas City? to discuss local politics, community engagement, and his vision for South Wichita's continued growth and development.

City of Wichita to pave more than 150 dirt roads over next 10 years for $35 million

The City of Wichita plans to spend millions of dollars to pave more than 150 streets in the city. Its first priority is the streets around Wichita schools.

Source: KSN

Wichita receives $191 million EPA loan to improve water quality

The Water Infrastructure Finance and Innovation Act (WIFIA) loan will go to the Public Works Department. It will be used to upgrade the city's wastewater facilities and reduce nutrient contribution to the Arkansas River and Mississippi River Basin.

Source: KSN