Mia Hennen is a journalist for The Sunflower, a local news publication in Wichita, Kansas. With a focus on local sports and student life, Mia covers stories that highlight the achievements, challenges, and experiences of individuals within the Wichita State University community.
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Mia Hennen's coverage reflects a local focus on Wichita, Kansas, with an emphasis on sports events and university-related news. She frequently covers announcements and events related to student life, sports teams, and community activities.
Pitching stories that align with her coverage attributes would involve highlighting local community involvement in university initiatives or sporting events. Topics such as education policy changes at the local level or interviews with key figures within the Wichita State University administration could be relevant.
Given Mia's focus on government & politics alongside event coverage of student organizations funding and leadership transitions, she may also be interested in pitches related to local political developments like mayoral elections or community relations initiatives within Wichita or Kansas.
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For Madison Lackey, the election cycle elicits a feeling of “existential dread” that begins in August and lasts until November.
By: Mia Hennen
Five years ago, someone stole Yumi Suzuki’s bank information, cashing false checks under her name.
Republican Ron Estes will continue representing south-central Kansas in Congress after winning reelection on Tuesday night.
By: Mia Hennen
After four years in Virginia, Taylor Jameson said it was a “no-brainer” to return to Wichita for her last year of NCAA eligibility.
By: Ainsley Smyth, Mia Hennen
The Wichita State pickleball courts on Sept. 12. The courts were demolished to make room for a new indoor practice facility for softball.
By: Mia Hennen
Wichita State has a new executive director for its Center for Economic Development and Business Research, a research entity that highlights trends and data in Wichita and statewide. Bekah Selby-Leach replaces Jeremy Hill, who had previously headed the center for 15 years. Prior to November, Selby-Leach worked at Emporia State since 2017. Her various roles...
By: Mia Hennen
When Bekah Selby-Leach began her career teaching economics at Emporia State University in 2017, she said she quickly fell into the economic development world. Much of her involvement began with Wichita State’s Center for Economic Development and Business Research, a research entity that highlights economic, demographic and industry trends and data in Wichita and across...
By: Mia Hennen
The apartment fire in October 2023 led to the death of a 22-year-old Wichita woman.
By: Mia Hennen
Most mornings, a fire truck can be spotted outside the Steve Clark YMCA on Wichita State’s campus. The reason for the firefighters’ visit? The seemingly obvious — they’re working out. The firefighter crew from the nearby station often haul their crew, gear and truck over to the YMCA to get the day’s workout in. “We’re...
The Wichita State men’s basketball season may have hit rock-bottom on Tuesday night after a thorough home loss against a team ranked 298th in the NET rankings. Wichita State made its return to Koch Arena against the University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) after a loss in Chicago to DePaul University. The Shockers struggled to maintain...
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