News & Advice

The third-largest city in Kansas is Overland Park, with a population of approximately 195,000.

Wichita, Kansas is located in Sedgwick County, and is part of the Kansas 4th Congressional District.

The biggest school district in Kansas is the Wichita Public Schools district, which serves over 50,000 students.

The best school district in Wichita, Kansas can depend on individual preferences, but some highly-ranked options include the Andover Unified School District and the Maize Unified School District.

The top school in Wichita, Kansas is generally considered to be Wichita Collegiate School, a private K-12 school.

Summers in Wichita, Kansas can be hot and humid, with temperatures often reaching over 90°F (32°C).

Moving to Kansas can be a good idea for those seeking affordable cost of living, a strong sense of community, and a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities.

Wichita, Kansas can be a good place to retire for those seeking affordable cost of living and access to healthcare, as well as a variety of recreational and cultural opportunities.

As of 2020, the population of Wichita, Kansas was approximately 71% white.

Cons of living in Kansas can include extreme weather conditions, limited cultural diversity in some areas, and a lack of public transportation options in some rural areas.