As a Wichita Eagle sports writer for more than four decades, Bob Lutz influenced and occasionally antagonized the community. As the executive director of League 42 for the past 12 years, he ...

Bob Lutz is perhaps America's best known auto industry executive, and a living legend in auto circles the world over. And at age 80, he is not done yet and offering to take over the recently ...

Robert J. “Bob” Lutz, 67, of Toluca, IL, passed away at 7 p.m. on Sunday June 1, 2025, in Lacon, IL. Visitation will be from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 11, 2025, at St. Ann’s Catholic ...

On Dec. 1, 2015, Bob Lutz and his son, Jeff, launched a new KFH sports talk show called “The Drive,” which aired during the evening drive time of 4 to 6 p.m.

Wichita Father-and-son sports talk duo Bob and Jeff Lutz say that their final radio broadcast for KFH will air next week.

Wichita native Bob Lutz headlines a class of 10 prominent sports figures in the state that will be inducted into the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame later this summer.

IRONTON, OH (WOWK) – With Memorial Day right around the corner, one community in Southeastern Ohio is taking time to honor fallen soldiers. On Wednesday, the Flags of Honor ceremony kicked off ...

Derby native Bob Lutz headlines a class of 10 prominent sports figures around the state who will be inducted into the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame this summer. Lutz is among Olympians, world and ...

League 42's baseball season kicks off Tuesday, always starting on Jackie Robinson Day. Just before the day in memory of who the league was founded for, its founder, Bob Lutz, was announced to be ...

What would Bob Lutz think?! Maybe we're soothsayers? Maybe RideApart has opened up our mind's eye and seen into the future through the 5th dimension? Or maybe we willed this into existence, as ...

Bob, a second-generation Cardinals fan, also passed his passion for baseball onto his only son -- that would be me. I didn’t ultimately stay with the Cardinals, taking a misguided (Bob would say ...

Wichita native Bob Lutz, wrestler Kendric Maple and coach Tim Jankovich headline 2025 class inducted into the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame.