Staff Writer KHTS Radio - AM 1220, News Intern
Zena Taher is a staff writer for KHTS Radio - AM 1220 and a news intern. With a focus on local news in Wichita, Kansas, Zena covers a range of topics including business, politics, crime, and community events. Her work has been featured in various news outlets, including KSNW-TV, 8 News NOW, WDAF-TV FOX4, and KMUW 89.1.
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Zena Taher's coverage centers on local news, community issues, public safety, and government announcements in Wichita and Kansas. She appears to be interested in evolving stories with a focus on family & relationships, crime, sports, health & wellbeing, and government & politics.
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By: Zena Taher
For the first time since he lost his ability to walk, a teen is facing the man accused of shooting him.
By: Carina Branson, Zena Taher
Wichitans are asking questions about the shooting deaths of five people on Sunday.
By: Carina Branson, Laura McMillan, Zena Taher
Posted: Updated: WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Police say the five people shot and killed in south Wichita on Sunday were all men, ranging in age from 39 to 68.
By: Carina Branson, Zena Taher
Sedgwick County Commissioners approved it, but not before contention.
By: Carina Branson, Zena Taher
Sedgwick County Commissioners approved a new force and restraint policy for JIAC.
Wichita is out of drought, and a quarter of the state is now clear of any signs of drought.
The record rains this month are causing issues for homes and buildings.
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Wichita Public Schools saw its highest graduation rate ever this spring at more than 84%. That's about 5% more than 2023 and the largest increase they have had in one school year.
By: Carina Branson, Zena Taher
The Center is a place where people dealing with issues like child custody can get help.
By: Zena Taher
This proposal comes after Elon Musk’s push for a Department of Governmental Efficiency on the federal level.
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