PBS Kansas

Kansas Public Telecommunications Service (KPTS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the community through educational programming and services. With a diverse range of offerings, including documentaries, children's education, and local events, KPTS engages audiences in meaningful ways while promoting cultural awareness and civic involvement. The station hosts a variety of programs, such as "Hatteberg's People," "Kansas Week," and "PBS Kansas Passport," catering to different interests and age groups. By fostering creativity and encouraging lifelong learning, KPTS plays a crucial role in inspiring and educating the residents of Wichita and surrounding areas. Generated from the website

KWCH 12 is a CBS television affiliate station in Wichita, Kan., that can be viewed throughout central and western Kansas. In Dodge City, Kan., the station may be seen as KBSD 6; in Hays, Kan., the station can be seen as KBSH 7; and in Goodland, Kan., the station may be viewed on channel KBSL 10. While most of the programming on this CBS affiliate is standard CBS programming, such as 60 Minutes and The Early Show, local Kansas newscasts air in the early morning and at 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., and 10:00 p.m. Newscasts take place in the Wichita studio and are anchored by Cindy Klose, Roger Cornish, Merrel Teller and Bruce Haertl, but the station also employs reporters stationed in Hays, Goodland and Dodge City. In order to properly report on the vibrant aeronautical industry headquartered in Wichita, the station employs Cliff Judy, an aviation reporter.

As the largest radio group in Wichita, Kan., Journal Broadcast Group s Wichita operation maintains six successful radio properties, including KFDI-FM, KFTI-AM, KICT-FM, KYQQ-FM, KFXJ-FM and KMXW-FM, a lineup that gives listeners several options from talk radio to pop, from classic rock to country. Journal Broadcast Group owns 38 radio stations and seven television stations in 11 states and operates an additional television station under a local marketing agreement. It is the broadcast business operation of Journal Communications, a publicly traded media and communications company with operations in publishing, broadcasting, telecommunications and printing services. Journal Broadcast Group is headquartered in Milwaukee.