Chance Swaim is a Reporter at The Wichita Eagle. He covers investigations with a focus on themes such as energy, real estate, and regional interest, alongside topics like commercial real estate and cannabis. His work has been featured in notable publications including The Kansas City Star, Yahoo News, and Firehouse Magazine, and has earned him several prestigious awards, including a George Polk Award for political reporting.
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Chance’s coverage is primarily focused on local government and politics, with an emphasis on crime-related news such as police accountability. He also covers community events like deer hunting and fire safety in the Wichita, Kansas area.
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By: Chance Swaim
“We’re going to have weeks to chew on this.”
By: Chance Swaim
The Wichita City Council will vote again Tuesday on whether to grant demolition of the 98-year-old Crown Uptown Theatre at 3207 E. Douglas — the third such vote in two years.
By: Chance Swaim
On Tuesday, City Manager Dennis Marstall will present three options for the City Council to consider.
By: Chance Swaim
“It’s going to provide opportunities for community engagement, attracting and retaining talent, and economic development. And that’s what we all crave in Wichita.”
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By: Chance Swaim
“Wichita is a great city. It just got some questionable things — the way you guys lead,” Brown said to the City Council. “So I've got places to be. I'd like this to move along. I hope you vote. Vote with whatever you want to do.”
By: Chance Swaim
The Wichita City Council approved spending up to $18.2 million on a Redbud Trail project that will build a pedestrian footbridge over Rock Road
By: Chance Swaim
“It’s going to provide opportunities for community engagement, attracting and retaining talent, and economic development. And that’s what we all crave in Wichita.”
By: Chance Swaim
It plans to move its administrative offices, production shops, classes and rehearsals from Century II and to begin hosting smaller performances at the new space.
By: Chance Swaim
Wichita City Council will vote on contracts for four custom police vehicles worth up to $2.65M, including mobile command center, bomb squad truck, outreach vans
By: Chance Swaim
“This next phase does not signify final delivery of the project from Wichita Water Partners,” the city says. “The new plant is anticipated to be brought fully online the second quarter of 2027.”
