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From relief to surprise, faith leaders in Kansas City offer their thoughts on the trial of Derek Chauvin.

2021 Academy Awards ceremony will have greater diversity than in the past.

As Black men continue to die at the hands of law enforcement, Black mothers reveal the dread, the worry, and now the anger they live with every day.

Started in 1932 the William Volker Charities Fund focused on progressive social programs for the less fortunate in Kansas City but after his death was used to aggressively support a "procapitalist, pro-Christian, and anticommunist agenda."

Compost Collective KC and Missouri Organic Recycling offer options for dealing with your food waste.

An Artist Inc. survey revealed that nearly 60% of artists surveyed in the Midwest have experienced a decrease in their production.

Only two years out of journalism school and Okeson-Haberman had already made a name for herself as a thoughtful, aggressive and compassionate reporter.

Following widespread unemployment fraud that hit Kansas particularly hard, the legislature is taking steps to reform its system.

The American Society of Civil Engineers found a $2.59 trillion investment gap between what we are currently projected to spend and what we must spend to improve the nation’s infrastructure.

The Kansas State Senate recently approved several bills extending the rights of gun owners in the state. Some of the provisions go beyond the right to carry.