Good morning, today is Wednesday, June 26th. I’m Mary Regalado, and this is your daily briefing from the Wichita Eagle. Temperatures today will be in the 90s, with partly sunny skies — and little chance for showers or thunderstorms. Our top story is: The Wichita City Council delayed a vote yesterday to lease about 6 acres of Eisenhower Airport land to a hotel developer. The hotel development plan is worth at least $7 million. It’s a proposal for land north of the Hampton Inn.

Good morning, today is Tuesday, June 25th. I’m Mary Regalado, and this is your daily briefing from the Wichita Eagle. Today warms up, and gets more humid under partly cloudy skies. Temperatures will reach the 90s — and there’s a chance of showers or thunderstorms in the late afternoon. Our top story is: Kansas has become the 47th state in America to allow transgender people to change the sex designations on their birth certificates.

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Good morning, today is Friday, June 21st. I’m Mary Regalado and this is your daily briefing from the Wichita Eagle. Today will be even warmer than yesterday, with highs nearing 100. It’ll be humid again, with plenty of sunshine. Winds will be out of the south, gusting up to 23 miles per hour. Our top story is: The United States’ ongoing trade war with China could mean less boom for your buck on the 4th of July. Fireworks are almost exclusively made in China.

Good morning, today is Thursday, June 20th. I’m Mike Scott and this is your daily briefing from the Wichita Eagle. A much warmer day is ahead for the Wichita area. It will be humid with temperatures reaching the 90s. Skies will be partly sunny. Our top story is: The Kansas Board of Regents voted yesterday to hold tuition flat for students at all state universities next year. This includes Wichita State University, the University of Kansas, and Kansas State University.

Good morning, today is Wednesday, June 19th. I’m Mary Regalado and this is your daily briefing from the Wichita Eagle. It’ll be cloudy early today, with some sun expected later. The high will be near 80 degrees, with winds out of the north-northwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. Our top story is: A well-known Wichita businessman pleaded guilty yesterday to a misdemeanor charge connected to illegal gambling.

Good morning, today is Tuesday, June 18th. I’m Mike Scott and this is your daily briefing from the Wichita Eagle. There’s a good chance for scattered thunderstorms today. Under mostly cloudy skies, temperatures will be in the mid-80s. The storms could bring flash flooding, large hail, and damaging winds. Our top story is: Wichita plans to build a 6-level, 543-space parking garage and bus station near its new ballpark. It’s projected to cost as much as $17.5 million.

Good morning, today is Monday, June 17th. I’m Mary Regalado and this is your daily briefing from the Wichita Eagle. It’ll be mostly cloudy today, with a good chance for showers or thunderstorms in the area. The highs will reach the mid-80s. Our top story is: The Wichita City Council is poised to allow slightly stronger beer at special events, fairs, and festivals. Previously, those events on public property were limited to “cereal malt beverages,” also known as “3.2 beer.

Good morning. Today is Friday, June 14th. I’m Mary Regalado, and this is your daily briefing from the Wichita Eagle. Today will warm up into the low 80s. It’ll be mostly cloudy and breezy. Winds will be out of the south, gusting up to 23 miles per hour. Storms may occur early this morning, and again tonight. Our top story is: A new state law that would allow you to vote at any polling place in Sedgwick County won’t be ready for this year’s local elections.

Good morning. Today is Thursday, June 13th. I’m Mike Scott, and this is your daily briefing from the Wichita Eagle. Temperatures today will be in the 70s, but it may feel a little warmer. Skies will be cloudy with some sun. There is a slight chance of rain. Our top story is: A plan geared toward drawing people to the Arkansas (ar-KAN-zuhz) River corridor will guide development around Wichita’s new $75 million stadium.