Sean Sandefur
A graduate of Webster University in St. Louis, Mo., Sean joined KMUW in January of 2014.
He often covers the intersection of government and citizenry. His story about chemical contamination in a west Wichita neighborhood won a national Society of Professional Journalists award for investigative journalism. His coverage of Wichita's "No Ferguson Here" movement won a regional Edward R. Murrow Award for hard news.
Sean also has experience in television, completing an internship atKTTC-TVin Rochester,Minn., where he covered massive flood damage as a multimedia journalist.
Outside of work, Sean has an addiction to baseball and has a cat named after his literary hero, Huckleberry Finn.
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Candidates running for office this fall could, in theory, call up a veritable army of support. For each party in every voting precinct there’s a position… -
UPDATED, 10:20 a.m.: A massive wildfire still rages in south-central Kansas, though authorities on the scene indicate much of the blaze is coming under… -
Update from AP on 03/18/16 at 2:54 p.m: A federal judge has set a May trial date for the woman accused of giving her former boyfriend the guns used in...
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Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board say an agricultural truck collided with railroad tracks near Cimarron, Kan., prior to an...
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The City of Wichita has decided to temporarily remove a Confederate flag from Veterans Memorial Park.
