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You’ll soon be able to back into parking stalls downtown – but not on streets

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By Kylie Cameron 
| Yahoo
Before Tuesday’s meeting, it was illegal to back into specifically designated municipal parking lots and garages in Wichita. It will still be illegal to back into on-street metered spots. Backing into parking stalls, a common practice in Wichita, will now be legal in parking lots — but not on the streets. Backing into stalls has been illegal in the city since 2008, but received renewed interest after the city began paid parking downtown, leading to stricter enforcement of the ordinance.
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Most neon towers on McLean are glowing again. This fix is temporary

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By Kylie Cameron 
| Wichita Eagle
Most of the neon light towers at Central, McLean and Meridian are back on – this time in red or blue. Many of the lights had gone dark, but in the last few weeks the city began working on temporary repairs to the 32-foot towers in time for America’s 250th celebration this summer. “We’re not done quite yet,” Wichita’s Public Works Director Gary Janzen said.
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Most neon towers on McLean are glowing again. This fix is temporary

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By Kylie Cameron 
| Aol
Tue, June 2, 2026 at 10:02 AM UTC Most of the neon light towers at Central, McLean and Meridian are back on – this time in red or blue. Many of the lights had gone dark, but in the last few weeks the city began working on temporary repairs to the 32-foot towers in time for America’s 250th celebration this summer. “We’re not done quite yet,” Wichita’s Public Works Director Gary Janzen said.
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