Kylie Cameron

2 weeks ago | kansas.com | Kylie Cameron

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroomEthics board found Mayor Wu violated policy by not reading a city proclamation. Board cleared Wu of other complaints; she had faced 22 overallWu faces no penalties; board approved findings in 4-1 vote, with one dissent. Mayor Lily Wu violated the city’s ethics policy by not reading, and not arranging someone else to read ahead of time, the Transgender Day of Visibility proclamation at a March meeting, Wichita’s Ethics Board found.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kylie Cameron

Mayor Lily Wu violated the city’s ethics policy by not reading, and not arranging someone else to read ahead of time, the Transgender Day of Visibility proclamation at a March meeting, Wichita’s Ethics Board found. The ethics board cleared Wu of other alleged violations, and didn’t find sufficient evidence that she asked for her signature line to be removed from the proclamation.

2 weeks ago | kansas.com | Kylie Cameron

Updates are moving forward at the Wichita Police Department’s Property and Evidence Unit after a 2021 audit found that evidence was being improperly stored and damaged in the facility. The Wichita City Council on Tuesday approved $1,265,086 in improvements to the facility that stores property and evidence that’s seized by the police department and could be later used in court cases. The funding would update the building’s elevators, HVAC, storage rooms and security and communications equipment.

2 weeks ago | kansas.com | Kylie Cameron

In our Reality Check stories, Wichita Eagle journalists dig deeper into questions over facts, consequences and accountability. Story idea? [email protected]. LaWanda DeShazer, a candidate for the open District 1 seat on the Wichita City Council, posted — then deleted — a campaign video she taped in City Hall. The taping violated a city policy that prohibits any type of campaigning inside city-owned buildings.

2 weeks ago | thesunflower.com | Kylie Cameron

This story was initially published May 16, 2025 by The Wichita Eagle. Wichita State University is persisting in not saying publicly how many of its international students have had their visas revoked since the Trump administration took office earlier this year. That’s as professors are pressuring the university to clarify what rights international students have on campus and to help students who are stuck in legal limbo from their visas being rescinded.