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Celia Hack

Celia Hack

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Reporter, KMUW-FM (Wichita, KS)

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  • Wichita ordinance cracked down on landlord retaliation, but few tenants have complained

    By Celia Hack Verified| Wichita Eagle Verified A new ordinance allowing the city of Wichita to fine landlords who retaliate against tenants has yet to be put to use. Landlord retaliation can include an eviction or rent increase within six months of a tenant’s complaint to the city’s inspections department about the quality of their housing, according to the ordinance. It was passed in January 2024 by the City Council after several council members said they heard complaints from tenants about retaliation.

    By Celia Hack Verified · Wichita Eagle

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • A retired Wichita businessman is building a new financing model for affordable housing

    By Celia Hack Verified| KMUW-FM (Wichita, KS) Verified When Greg Thompson’s home was being built, he stopped by the construction site so much that some began calling him “the superintendent.”Often, Thompson peppered the construction crew with questions. “I was always … asking the builder, ‘And what's that there?’” Thompson said. “‘Yeah, that ain't big enough for a room.’“That's actually – they filled that in.

    By Celia Hack Verified · KMUW-FM (Wichita, KS)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Wichita ordinance cracked down on landlord retaliation, but few tenants have complained

    By Celia Hack Verified| Wichita Eagle Verified A new ordinance allowing the city of Wichita to fine landlords who retaliate against tenants has yet to be put to use. Landlord retaliation can include an eviction or rent increase within six months of a tenant’s complaint to the city’s inspections department about the quality of their housing, according to the ordinance. It was passed in January 2024 by the City Council after several council members said they heard complaints from tenants about retaliation.

    By Celia Hack Verified · Wichita Eagle

    Apr. 21, 2025

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KMUW-FM (Wichita, KS)