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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Wichita, United States (Local)
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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, Carina Branson
A fire in Hutchinson on Sunday caused six people to be displaced just before the holidays.
By: Zena Taher
“The Timbers” does not have funding for the final construction phase.
Grocery stores are experiencing a last-minute rush as people grab Thanksgiving goodies.
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Local businesses are seeing more profit from Cyber Monday and the long holiday weekend of shopping this year.
There’s a new billboard up near Kellogg just west of Interstate 235.
By: Zena Taher, Carina Branson
Some reservoirs estimate more than 1 in 100 birds have died this season.
Doctors are leaving HaysMed, the only level three trauma hospital in Kansas west of Hutch.
There’s a push to bring a new type of child care to Sedgwick County.
The man who died after being struck by a car early this morning is being remembered by friends and family tonight.
By: Zena Taher
More than 60 people died, compared to more than 40 last year.
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