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 Clergy, Brooks Protest Cauthen Firing KANSAS CITY, MO - African-American clergy protested the way City Manager Wayne Cauthen was fired. The group, called Concerned Clergy, held a news conference Wednesday in the foyer of a Swope Parkway church at which three ministers spoke. MORE FROM KCUR NEWS |
 National Day of Listening, November 27, 2009On the day after Thanksgiving, KCUR and StoryCorps are asking all Americans to start a new holiday tradition: Set aside one hour to interview a friend, a loved one, or someone in their community about his or her life. For a free Do-It-Yourself interview guide visit nationaldayoflistening.org. KCUR will be playing stories like this one which was recorded 3 years ago when StoryCorps visited Kansas City. |
 Modern Disease Discovered in Mummies Nationwide, cardiovascular diseases affect about one in three adults. It's a leading cause of death. The high prevalence, especially in places like the Midwest, is largely attributed to modern day diets and lifestyles. But one local cardiologist recently found that even ancient Egyptians, who walked the earth thousands of years ago, suffered from heart problems. (photo by Michael I Miyamoto, MD) |
 H1N1 News from KCUR and NPRFind local and regional situation updates, vaccination information, hotline numbers and more. More Health Coverage |
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