WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Wichita Mayor Lily Wu gave her first State of the City speech on Sunday. During her speech, she discussed transparency, accomplishments, challenges, local government ...

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WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Wichita Ethics Board reviewed eight complaints against Mayor Lily Wu on Thursday. The complaints originated from a proclamation issued last month in honor of the ...

Wichita Mayor Lily Wu did not read a proclamation recognizing Transgender Day of Visibility at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. Screenshot, city of Wichita YouTube At least three ethics ...

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Wichita Mayor Lily Wu has been criticized by former Mayor Brandon ... the city council and my oath to uphold both city and state laws,” Whipple wrote. “This means I had to sign documents ...

Sedgwick County Republican Party stalwarts are wrong to go after Wichita City Council member Becky Tuttle over a vote on ...

(KWCH) - The issue surrounding a proclamation for Transgender Day of Visibility and Wichita Mayor Lily Wu has dragged on for more than two weeks. The issue that sprang when Wu’s signature wasn ...

WICHITA, Kansas (KAKE) — Wichita Mayor Lily Wu says she’s been getting threatening and racist messages after her signature was missing from a transgender proclamation last month. Wu posted on ...

The conversation came after Wichita Mayor Lily Wu did not sign or read a proclamation recognizing Transgender Day of Visibility at a meeting last month, which prompted several ethics complaints.

At least, that’s the idea floated by Wichita Mayor Lily Wu at her first State of the City address Sunday night. “That would restore a great public asset with a civic use and put officers closer to a ...