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More carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is changing how wild grasses grow in Kansas, and lowering their nutritional value to insects. That could upset the balance of life on the prairie.
KCUR's Up To Date
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Stuck at home during the pandemic, Mark Lowrey streamed performances of an at-home happy hour called Jazz and Plants. Now, he's back for live performances. -
Jurors have recommended the maximum sentences for his convictions in the deaths of Jessica Runions and Kara Kopetsky.
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The Overland Park Police Department has provided severance for two officers , including one who shot and killed a teenager.
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Yust took the witness stand in his own defense, blaming his deceased half-brother for the killings.
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By a unanimous vote, the House will allow the ethics investigation into Rep. Rick Roeber to continue.
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Republicans and Democrats across the country are fighting over whether transgender athletes should be welcome in girls' and women's sports. The Kansas Legislature passed a ban, but it looks destined for a veto.
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Prior to the pandemic, many Latinos struggled to access the mental health care they needed. Stay-at-home orders, essential working duties and a dearth of support have only made things worse.
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"Worth Waiting For: Journey of a Musical," is a Kansas City story, a women's story, and a never-give-up story, on stage and off.
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Many farmers rely on the Arkansas River to ship grains worldwide, but the 50-year-old system needs more than $200 million in maintenance and repairs.
