Wichita Eagle

Wichita, Kansas, United StatesEnglish

The Wichita Eagle is the largest daily newspaper in Wichita, Kansas, providing comprehensive coverage of local news, sports, and politics. Established in 1872, it serves the South Central Kansas region and is currently owned by McClatchy, offering both print editions and extensive digital reporting.

This publication appears to be defunct — its website is no longer reachable. The record is kept for reference.

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MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN KANSAS

Pioneer settlement patterns and a pronounced rural-urban divide established the foundation of print journalism across the Sunflower State. The McClatchy-owned Wichita Eagle stands as the primary metropolitan daily serving the southern and central regions. To the northeast, the Topeka Capital-Journal, a Gannett publication, covers the capital region, while the historic Lawrence Journal-World maintains a daily print presence in its university city. The Hutchinson News, historically influential in regional agricultural reporting, operates as another key Gannett property. Serving African-American readers statewide, The Community Voice publishes out of Wichita as a prominent biweekly alternative. Paperboy indexes 65 Kansas newspapers — browse the full directory below.