Steve Kraske
Host, Up to DateSteve Kraske got a call out of the blue one day from then-news director Frank Morris who asked if he would be interested in hosting a show. He didn't think he had the time, but thought it over and decided to give it a shot. Now, almost 20 years later, he's glad he did. Steve loves two things that, chances are, you don't: jazz and the Andy Griffith Show.
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The Paycheck Protection Program, designed to help the most vulnerable during the pandemic, fell short in Kansas City. -
Williams was an accomplished jazz pianist, arranger and composer whose musical abilities are displayed in the first of her major works.
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The Paycheck Protection Program was meant for underserved communities, but in Kansas City its allocation mirrored the city's history of redlining, and the Kansas City Jazz Orchestra performs a new arrangement of Mary Lou Williams' 'Zodiac Suite'.
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Local filmmaker Greg Sheffer has spent years working on a string of films about his hometown.
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After introducing the American Rescue Plan then the American Jobs Plan, President Joe Biden has introduced another sweeping bill, the American Families Plan.
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What's in President Biden's latest plan to help Americans and a documentary series details the intriguing history of Olathe, Kansas.
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Kansas City's health director breaks down the changes in COVID-19 protocols and two women's perspectives on the experience of Mother's Day.
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The city's health director says there is currently a surge of hospitalizations, particularly among young, unvaccinated people.
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One woman celebrates her mother's life through recreating a recipe and another reveals why she and others choose to be childfree.
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With the goal of placing 500 Kansas City young people as paid interns in area businesses, Working For Youth's Hire KC program has received 900 applications to date.
