Exposing Wichita

Exposing Wichita is a civic accountability podcast focused on Wichita, Kansas. Hosted by Helen Reicher, the podcast breaks down local government, policing, public spending, lawsuits, records, and official data in plain language so everyday people can better understand what is happening in their city. The goal is simple: look it up, document it, explain it clearly, and hold Wichita’s public institutions accountable. kansashelen.substack.com

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  Episode #4

  Wichita’s Homeless Community Is Larger Than You Think

  Aug 5, 20263 minS2

  <p>Public discussions about homelessness usually center on the people who are easiest to see. That leaves a much larger population almost entirely absent from the conversation: adults moving between temporary living arrangements, sleeping on couches, staying with relatives, or depending on friends because permanent housing is financially out of reach.</p><p>These situations are often treated as personal failures rather than evidence of a larger economic and social crisis. Wages have not kept pace with housing costs, many jobs do not provide enough income to live independently, and support systems frequently offer only temporary relief. A person can...

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  Episode #4

  “You have my commitment that I’ll be there.”

  Aug 5, 20263 minS1

  <p>“You have my commitment that I’ll be there.”</p><p>This is Wichita City Council Member Joseph Shepard’s full response after Cynthia Fitz and Daysha “Day” Hill addressed the council about DeAundre Hill on August 4, 2026.</p><p>Shepard asked City Attorney Jennifer McGaw whether he could meet privately with DeAundre’s family. McGaw advised against a private meeting because of possible litigation, but confirmed that he was free to attend the family’s monthly protest.</p><p>Shepard then publicly committed to attending.</p><p>He told Cynthia and Day that he saw his own mother and sister in them...

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  Episode #3

  “Where is your voice?”

  Aug 5, 20263 minS1

  <p>“Where is your voice?”</p><p>This is Daysha “Day” Hill’s full statement before the Wichita City Council on August 4, 2026.</p><p>Day spoke as the sister of DeAundre Hill, who was shot and killed by members of the Wichita Police Department. She told council members she is tired of watching Wichita families bury their loved ones, tired of press conferences being held before families receive answers, and tired of elected leaders acting as though silence is leadership.</p><p>“We shouldn’t have to fight this hard just to understand what happened to someone that we love,” she said.</p><p>...

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  Episode #2

  “No parent should lose their child in the way that I have lost mine.”

  Aug 5, 20265 minS1

  <p>“No parent should lose their child in the way that I have lost mine.”</p><p>This is Cynthia Fitz’s full statement before the Wichita City Council on August 4, 2026.</p><p>Cynthia spoke as the mother of DeAundre Hill, who was shot and killed by members of the Wichita Police Department. She told council members that a narrative about her son had already formed before she had the opportunity to review all the available evidence.</p><p>What she later learned, Cynthia said, raised serious questions and did not match what she had initially been led to believe. She be...

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  DeAundre Hill’s Family Asked Wichita Leaders: “What Are You Afraid Of?

  Aug 4, 202611 minS1

  <p>There are moments when a city reveals its true values, not through official slogans, public-relations statements, or carefully prepared plans, but through what happens when grieving people stand before their government and demand to be seen.</p><p>On August 4, 2026, Cynthia Fitz and Daysha “Day” Hill, DeAundre Hill’s mother and sister, addressed the Wichita City Council. They spoke about the unanswered questions surrounding DeAundre’s death, the public narrative that formed before the family received the available evidence, and the silence they have experienced from Wichita’s elected leadership.</p><p>To learn more about DeAundre Hill and his family...

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