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Kansas City nonprofit seeks approval to open a low-barrier shelter in the Historic Northeast
Casting an informed vote in Kansas or Missouri can be tricky. Here’s some tips
KC Soundcheck: Kansas City musician Bobby Watson mentors a new generation of jazz artists
‘Keep your kids close.’ How Kansas City families can stay safe this Halloween
UMKC men’s soccer team, ranked among top in country, is Kansas City’s ‘best kept secret’
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Kansas City high school robotics teams modified battery cars for toddlers with disabilities
UTD_10-12-2026 wtdkc roundup
Food recs: Kansas City's best cheesy foods
Former FDIC chair: U.S. is ‘slipping backwards’ on financial regulation
Iconic Englewood Theater slated to begin phase one of revitalization project in early 2027
Kansas City metro development roundup: Stadiums, skyscrapers and entertainment districts
‘John Proctor is the Villain’ was a hit play on Broadway. Now you can see it in Kansas City
Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley featured in new documentary about harms of social media
More kids are dying by suicide. A Kansas City psychologist warns to ‘take it seriously’
Missouri Amendment 8 would make sheriff a constitutionally elected office. What to know
Kansas City turns to the private sector to help house people living on the streets
Missouri Amendment 6 could make it harder for lawmakers to overturn voter-led ballot issues
Kansas City's pioneering Black queer nightclub Soakie’s honored with a historic marker downtown
Record-high gas prices are raising the cost of feeding Kansas City, from farms to food banks
Missouri Amendment 7 proposes a state investment fund with aim of ending taxes in a century
Hall of Fame Royals broadcaster Denny Matthews celebrates calling his 8,000th game
Lucky Rabbit Literature Festival brings award-winning children's book team to Kansas City
Missouri Proposition A will let voters decide fate of congressional map. What to know
Journalist Chuck Todd says Kansas could become the next big 'battleground' state
Your personal tick survival guide, from KCUR's Up From Dust
Food recs: Kansas City’s best African food
Missouri could vote to ban abortion again in the midterms. What to know about Amendment 3
One woman shares how she fled domestic violence with the help of a Missouri nonprofit
NPR host Jeremy Hobson is looking for common ground in a divided America
The Moth celebrates two years of StorySLAMs in Kansas City
Former Jackson County prosecutor said the type of work ‘really does start to hurt your psyche’
Who is looking at Kansas City Flock camera data?
Kansas constitutional amendment would 'clarify' voting requirements. What to know
Students at Kansas City's East High School get a unique education in urban agriculture
An update on KCUR after moving into our new building on the Country Club Plaza
Kansas City is full of art fairs right now. For local artists, this is ‘the best time of year’
The best movies and TV of 2026 so far, according to Kansas City critics
Kansas' first U.S. Senate and governor debates got pretty raucous
Missouri’s redistricting legal battle has been chaotic. Here’s what 5th district candidates think
America’s social contract is fraying. A Kansas professor says civic debate could help repair it
Overland Park runner will attempt to run seven marathons on seven continents in just one week
A mental health crisis in a Kansas jail shouldn’t have ended Charles Adair’s life
Kansas City Renaissance Festival marks 50th season recreating 1500s England
Haiti's crises and uncertain future will be discussed at Kansas City Haiti Symposium
Kansas City psychiatrist explores the science behind high emotional sensitivity
NYT: Kansas' Roger Marshall sued more than 700 of his patients before becoming a U.S. senator
After Missouri congressional map ruling, Republicans will ask U.S. Supreme Court to intervene
Kansas City Underground Film Festival champions the cinema underdogs
Lawrence post-punk band Sweeping Promises embrace 'romanticizing' on new album
Country Club Plaza’s redevelopment could start with empty Nordstrom lot, a ‘detriment’ to the area
Republican Alan Rohlfing says he can ‘restore public trust’ as Jackson County Executive
Lawsuit says 11-year-old boy was attacked by students in a Kansas City, Kansas, school restroom
Police Chief Stacey Graves reflects on her tenure as Kansas City’s top cop
Head Start leaders in Missouri and Kansas say looser federal rules could hurt services
North Kansas City leaders are asking for direct input from the community as they shape the town’s long-term growth
Port KC president champions Country Club Plaza redevelopment plan
Kansas City rapper Flare Tha Rebel gives hometown tough love on new album ‘Dear City’
Book recs: Kansas City writers and professors share the reads they can’t stop thinking about
Mayor Quinton Lucas pushes back on economists criticizing $600 million Royals stadium deal
Democrat Stacy Lake wants to ‘clean up the mess’ as Jackson County executive
Johnson County allocates nearly $1.2 million for habitat restoration projects
How the University of Kansas is working to increase Indigenous representation in news media
'A transformational moment': Councilmember Rea defends Kansas City's $600 million stadium investment
What does Kansas City want in a new police chief? Here’s what community leaders say
90.9 The Bridge celebrates 25 years of fostering music discovery in Kansas City
Casual Animal Brewing brings out packed crowds to listen to educational lectures over a beer
Kansas has few opinion writers left. Is the state losing the ability to tell its own story?
Could a Kansas Democrat finally win a U.S. Senate seat after 9 decades of Republicans?
Kansas City Councilmember Johnathan Duncan raises concerns over fast-tracking Royals stadium deal
Food recs: Kansas City's best dive bars and neighborhood joints
Kansas City area superintendents see fewer staff vacancies as a new school year begins
Thousands of jobs have been lost to immigration enforcement. But immigrants in Kansas City are resilient
The Roseline, a Lawrence, Kansas band wants people to relate to the music and feel less alone
Medicaid eligibility is changing. Kansas City healthcare providers fear patients aren’t prepared
Kansas City artist encourages people to slow down and connect through handwritten letters
Missouri anti-redistricting group sues to force November vote on Republican-drawn map
Missouri and Kansas voters reject Republican priorities, but don’t expect a November ‘blue wave’
Seeing more ‘Stop the Chop’ signs this year? Campaign to rename Chiefs goes even bigger
A Kansas City neighborhood leader is building new, affordable homes in Ivanhoe
Missouri and Kansas primary elections are a referendum on trust in government
Kansas Supreme Court amendment: Voters will decide whether to directly elect justices
Kansas City has new speed limits and age restrictions for e-bikes and scooters
Missouri Amendment 5 would end the income tax and allow more sales taxes. What to know
Interim Jackson County Executive says Manny Abarca's removal was consequence of 'dysfunction'
Linda Hall Library rebrands as a place for all Kansas Citians to pursue scientific curiosity
A University of Kansas doctor explains new Medicare eligibility for GLP-1 weight loss drugs
A KU professor played a key role in reframing portrayal of Osage people for new Netflix series
To organizers, hosting the World Cup set the Kansas City region up ‘to go do big things’
ReStart opens new apartment complex for Kansas City families experiencing homelessness
Kansas City folk artist Kirstie Lynn is done ‘singing to an empty bar’ with new record
Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home in Kansas City is being updated to ‘make it livable for the future’
Saving money shouldn’t be confusing. Two Kansas City authors share their system
Midwest organizations face 7% more cyberattacks per week in 2026 than other areas of the country
A UMKC-led team just won a major boost in funding to build an “ecosystem” of critical materials production
Missouri Amendment 4 would make it harder for voters to change constitution. What to know
A University of Kansas TedxKC speaker explores gender violence as a means to communicate
Was hosting the World Cup worth it for Kansas City? Small business owners weigh in
Most Republican candidates running to represent Missouri’s new 5th District don’t live there
Midwest Innocence Project, which helped free Kansas and Missouri's wrongfully convicted, may close