Steve Kraske

Ask a school kid, and he or she will tell you that slavery in America ended in the mid-1860s. But when did the movement against slavery start?

Take a stroll through an art gallery, and you just might find yourself humming a Sondheim tune.

Alzheimer’s affects so many people these days that many senior living facilities have dedicated wings for sufferers of the disease.

Ever had one of those vacations where nothing seems to go right? Your luggage gets lost, the reservation’s for the wrong day, and you accidentally asked for a sub-compact car for your family of five?

Everyone knows you should wear a hard hat during construction, but are your lungs in just as much danger as your head?

Musician Joe Sample has made his life about all that jazz.

Today, we're talking about memories of KCUR's Walt Bodine.

In 1889, it wasn't a woman's world, but that didn't dampen the enthusiasm of reporters Nellie Bly and Elizabeth Bisland when they embarked on a journey to beat Phileas Fogg's fictional travels.

You’d have a hard time finding someone who feels more strongly about nuclear disarmament than the former mayor of Hiroshima, Japan.

Paul Simon might know 50 ways to leave your lover, but psychologist Wes Crenshaw has his own list.

After the untimely death of a loved one, people often find themselves with more questions than answers.