Equity Bancshares to acquire Oklahoma-based bank for $86.9 million 12:05 PM (3 hours ago)
Wichita's Equity Bank has made its 13th M&A deal since going public in 2015 and its 25th overall since its 2002 founding.
Tower crane goes up for downtown Wichita campus 11:13 AM (4 hours ago)
Crews have installed a large tower crane at the Wichita Biomedical Campus site in downtown, where the first phase of the project could start rising soon.
Village Travel expanding its entertainer bus division 8:59 AM (6 hours ago)
The longtime owner of Village Travel is undergoing big expansion plans to increase production of its entertainer buses and hire more employees in this Wichita suburb.
City manager Robert Layton announces retirement after 16 years in Wichita 8:35 AM (7 hours ago)
After serving for 16 years leading the city of Wichita's 3,500 employees, Robert Layton plans to retire this year.
Americans eating more protein than ever, Cargill survey says 1 Apr 4:45 PM (23 hours ago)
More than 60% of Americans were actively increasing their protein intake in 2024, up from 48% in 2019, according to a new study by Cargill Inc., a major supplier of protein products.
Council narrowly approves Crown Uptown registry process, sparks property rights discussion 1 Apr 11:56 AM (yesterday, 11:56 am)
Wichita City Council made a decision about the Crown Uptown Theater and its future on the Wichita Register of Historic Places.
Valley Center eyes downtown site for development opportunity 1 Apr 11:37 AM (yesterday, 11:37 am)
Valley Center leaders are considering acquiring a long-vacant lot on their Main Street for a commercial development in the northwest Wichita region.
Report: Wichita's apartment market cools, drops in most competitive small U.S. markets 1 Apr 11:27 AM (yesterday, 11:27 am)
In its quarterly analysis report, RentCafe noted Wichita as the 27th-most competitive small market in the country. The city dropped five places from December of last year.
The largest commercial building permits pulled in Wichita during February, March 1 Apr 9:51 AM (yesterday, 9:51 am)
Manufacturing and education were part of the largest building permits of the last two months. Take a look at who's building and where.
How these programs can turn data overload into business intelligence 31 Mar 9:00 PM (yesterday, 9:00 pm)
Finance teams today are often drowning in data. Transactions. Payments. Inventory. Payroll. Production. Forecasts. Each area generates its own river of data essential to the business, and navigating the current can be daunting. But these days, simply keeping your head above water isn’t enough.
Growth-minded organizations are unlocking the power that comes from integrating their data into unified systems. Doing so allows teams to analyze data more deeply and find opportunities to improve cash flow,…
