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Carlos Moreno/KCUR 89.3If Alissia Canady wins in November, she would be the first woman of color elected statewide in Missouri history. -
Stephan Bisaha/Kansas News ServiceU.S. Rep. Roger Marshall of western Kansas will face Democrat Barbara Bollier in November. The other congressional races also took shape, with U.S. Rep. Steve Watkins losing his bid for re-election in the 2nd District to the state treasurer.
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Survivors tell stories about just how difficult it can be to overcome COVID-19.
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The winner of this Democratic primary between incumbent Sheriff Darryl Forté and former sheriff Mike Sharp will take office, as there is no Republican candidate.
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Organizers of Sunday’s Brookside Black Lives Matter Brigade are continuing calls for Kansas City Chief Rick Smith to step down and the ending of Operation Legend.
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Democratic Sen. Jason Holsman was term-limited and stepped down in January to serve on the Public Service Commission.
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Protesters are also planning a demonstration Sunday afternoon in Brookside.
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A small group of teachers held a rally in Kansas City Saturday to ask schools not to reopen until there is a decrease in coronavirus cases.
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The district has been without representation since Sen. Kiki Curls stepped down in January to serve on Missouri’s Labor and Industrial Relations Commission. Curls was term-limited.
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Experts fear these increases could continue as the pandemic drags on.
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There’s a crowded field of candidates with varying experience in county government.
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Rep. Jack Bondon, Cass County auditor Rick Brattin and farmer Bill Yarberry (no photo available) are competing in the Republican primary.
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For KCUR's ongoing series "The Next Normal," hear stories of people who have been unexpectedly laid off and worrying about mortgages, food and medical bills as Congress plays politics over federal pandemic unemployment assistance.
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Inspectors snapped photos of boarded-up windows, beds without proper bedding and nails poking out of boards where children walk or play.
