Wu is accusing three local TV stations along with a newspaper of misreporting whether or not she refused to vote for a city ...

Wichita Mayor Lily Wu says a proclamation recognizing Transgender Day of Visibility was a political move by her predecessor’s campaign team. The mayor did not sign the proclamation and did not read it ...

For the past week, Wu has been reviled by many members of the LGBTQ+ community and their supporters after she declined to ...

At her weekly news conference Thursday morning, Mayor Lily Wu criticized media outlets in Wichita for 'misreporting' that she ...

In her briefing held Thursday, Mayor Wu said the newspaper, the Wichita Eagle, and three television stations, KSN, KWCH and ...

Wichita Mayor Lily Wu took the opportunity Thursday during her weekly briefing to blast “the newspaper and three TV stations” ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - A proclamation issued at Tuesday night’s Wichita City Council meeting departed from the normally quiet ...

She also suggested Sedgwick County government move into the three floors the police department currently occupies at City ...

Mayor Lily Wu declined to be in the photo or to sign the proclamation, and stayed at her seat on the bench along with council members Dalton Glasscock and J.V. Johnston.

Mar. 19—Wichita Mayor Lily Wu's lack of action on a Transgender Day of Visibility proclamation is prompting questions from her predecessor and others about whether she violated city ordinance.

It's been months since a corner store expanded near 21st Street and Piatt, giving people living in the 21st Street and Grove ...

Host Ronny Chieng highlighted Wu's recent testimony before Congress, in which she defended the city's policies related to ...