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Midwest Innocence Project, which helped free Kansas and Missouri's wrongfully convicted, may close
What to know about Missouri Amendment 2, which would make Jackson County elect its assessor
Disco Burger will open a brick-and-mortar shop in Kansas City’s Brookside neighborhood
Food recs: Kansas City’s best french fries, tater tots and more
Rep. Alford to Trump on housing act: ‘Mr. President, please sign this bill’
This Kansas town is a center for conservative Catholic sect excommunicated from the church
Exonerated Missouri man says the wrongfully imprisoned need more than money to start a new life
New album by Kansas City folk musician Warren Burns swaps ‘vicious’ rock for introspection
The World Cup brought tons of visitors to Kansas City. Why aren’t all businesses benefiting?
New book reframes Lewis and Clark by highlighting their expedition's supporting cast
Kansas U.S. Senate candidate Sandy Spidel Neumann is focused on optimization
Kansas U.S. Senate candidate Erik Murray wants ‘solutions not chaos’ on healthcare and the economy
Are Republican supermajorities in Missouri and Kansas at risk this election season?
Algerian fans hope the team will avenge 'Disgrace of Gijon' 44 years later
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas believes his city 'knocked it out of the park' as World Cup host
Kansas City musician Jamogi celebrates 2000s pop and R&B on new album ‘J’Day’
Kansas Rep. Sharice Davids on Trump's refusal to sign housing bill: 'This is nonsense'
A Kansas City master sommelier recommends wines for the World Cup
Charlotte O'Hara campaign for Kansas governor pushes major education reform and end of tax incentives
Kansas and Missouri weather forecasters have less NWS data to predict tornadoes and storms
‘Side Quest Dad’ goes viral showing off Kansas City (and its weather) during the World Cup
De Soto mayor welcomes data center growth, but some residents want the city to slow down
A Kansas City stadium announcer is the voice of World Cup matches in Monterrey, Mexico
What to know about Interim Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota's federal indictment
Sen. Patrick Schmidt said experience sets him apart in the U.S. Senate primary for Kansas
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe
Missouri Auditor says state has a 'spending problem' as it approaches budget cliff
World Cup recap
Christy Davis says U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall doesn’t represent Kansans. She wants his seat
How Brookside Soccer became a Kansas City youth sports institution
NPR CEO Katherine Maher on a future for public media without federal funding
Food recs: Kansas City's best restaurants in the Crossroads Arts District
Democratic gubernatorial candidates discuss their qualifications to lead Kansas and where they stand on issues
Kansas hasn’t elected a Democrat to U.S. Senate since 1932. Could faith help Rev. Adam Hamilton win?
Newly-renovated Overland Park Farmers Market reopens after 18 months of construction
Is an imprisoned Blue Springs man innocent in his wife's death? A law program took a closer look
Kansas City’s streetcar could extend north of the Missouri River. Here’s what to know
The 780 Songwriters Circle in Lawrence uncovers artists’ creative process to making music
Kansas City could bring back conversion therapy ban, weeks after repealing ordinance
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly says preserving the state’s water resources is ‘imperative’
Pride Month book recs from a Kansas City author, librarian and avid reader
Kansas Rep. Rep. Sharice Davids said Iran war is hiking living costs
Parkville and North Kansas City are seeing major spikes in their populations. How are those cities handling it?
Who’s running to replace Laura Kelly as Kansas governor? The field is officially set
Steve Kraske meets one of his ‘idols’ — ‘Taxi’ star Marilu Henner, who's in Kansas City to perform
‘At long last,’ Overland Park musician Kevin Morby headlines the Uptown Theater
This Kansas City University med school grad is working to become a doctor — in outer space!
Missouri’s August election has 2 major ballot questions that could change the state for decades
New Kauffman study finds entrepreneurship is bouncing back — but that's not all good news
Rae Daniels
Kansas City’s new wastewater facility gives sewage a second life
Cynicism about the media makes people more likely to fall for misinformation, KU professor finds
Missouri attorney general sues crypto ATM company over alleged fraud and excessive fees
A Kansas City native built a free scam detection tool after his mom was targeted
Kansas City Councilman Crispin Rea runs for mayor on public safety platform: 'People want to feel safe'
MLS announcer Nate Bukaty on Kansas City's soccer history and how it landed the World Cup
Kansas City bus riders will be hit with severe service cuts after World Cup
KCUR event 'KC for the W' will celebrate women game-changers in sports and the media
Michael Schur and Joe Posnanski explore what it means to be a sports fan in new book
Kansas City law professor says the U.S.’s patchwork abortion landscape isn’t working
Prolific presidential historian H.W. Brands turns his focus to George Washington
Regret led a Kansas City, Kansas woman to helping people preserve their family history
Kansas City’s Heart Forest is being restored in time to welcome World Cup visitors
Food recs Kansas City's best steaks and steakhouses
Kauffman Foundation leader who shaped Kansas City civic programs is retiring after 28 years
Lawrence, Kansas, uncertain how many World Cup visitors will show up after all
Kansas City Manager Mario Vasquez feels ‘pretty good’ about his city’s World Cup readiness
The Mission Gateway site has been an empty lot for years. Will it ever be redeveloped?
For Kansas City trumpeter Alber, making music is a beautiful ‘curse’
To keep Missouri and Kansas kids out of foster care, nonprofit wants more attention on basic needs
Olathe resident becomes oldest hiker to reach to Mount Everest’s base camp
Kansas City artist made her Parade of Hearts sculpture into a little free library: ‘A labor of love’
Rural Johnson County residents face new data center proposal weeks after stopping first
The Missouri General Assembly still needs to approve a budget. Where do things stand?
Kansas U.S. Senate race for Roger Marshall’s seat may be heating up
Kansas City singer-songwriter Sara Swenson releases first album in 12 years
Olathe native named official referee for 2026 World Cup matches. As a teen, he almost quit
Kansas City’s historic storms left businesses flooded, while owners wait for the city to respond
A Kansas City woman shares the toll of caretaking for a family member with Parkinson's
Prairie Village group protests developer's deal for ICE warehouse: 'This won't be tolerated'
Midwest Innocence Project marks 25 years of freeing the wrongfully convicted: 'Growing momentum'
Despite filing to run, Interim Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota hasn't 'fully committed' to campaign
A Crown Center ballpark? How Kansas City feels about the Royals stadium proposal
Kansas City landmarks help tell 'Ted Lasso' origin story in new season premier
Powell Gardens takes over Blue Springs' Colonial Farms with new focus on sustainable agriculture
As new development changes midtown Kansas City, can the area regrow its population?
SMSD tech
Quindaro isn’t a National Historic Landmark yet. Kansas City's Congress members want to fix that
Missouri’s plan to end the income tax will likely head to voters this year. Here's what to know
These Prairie Village women say infertility was isolating. So they built a ‘village’ to help
Historian Douglas Brinkley to visit Kansas City for 'Wild About Harry' event with Truman Library
Food recs: Kansas City's best women-owned and -led restaurants
Kansas City Catholics respond to Trump’s escalating criticism of Pope Leo
USDA cuts funding for Kansas City urban farmers in the middle of project: 'Heartbreaking'
Former Obama ICE Director: Trump immigration tactics causing a ‘very sad situation’
Travel expert Rick Steves visits Kansas City — and encourages people to get away from home
Classical KC welcomes 'The UMKC Conservatory Hour' to its programming lineup
The Kansas Legislature adjourned, without giving residents any relief from property taxes
KC Soundcheck The Royal Chief
Mayor Quinton Lucas: Royals ballpark in Washington Square Park would 'activate' the neighborhood