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A printmaker returns to his Missouri roots, and the Kansas House passes a redisctricting plan for the Senate. It’s a daily digest of headlines from…

Former AG Kline Responds To Ethics ReportNuclear Plant Owner Seeks 20 Year ExtensionFormer AG Kline Responds To Ethics ReportFormer Kansas Attorney…

Kansas and Missouri Receive C's For Integrity, Abortion Bill Could Affect KU Med & more: A daily digest of headlines from KCUR.Kansas and Missouri Receive…

Company leaders and workers react to Sprint’s $21 billion deal with SoftBank. This summer’s drought dragged down pumpkin production. That and more news…

Voter ID needs are clarified. The Toy and Miniature Museum unveils a new name. That and more news from KCUR.Toy & Miniature Museum Gets New Name For 30th…

Aviation officials look at plan that would mean big changes at KCI. Food conference attendees want presidential candidates to take a closer look at the…

Japanese mobile phone company strikes a deal to buy 70% of Sprint. Roundup resistant weeds cause farmers to turn to other chemicals. That and more news…

We've been asking the NPR audience to send photos and sound from the heart of their cities. All Things Considered hosts Robert Siegel and Melissa Block hear from around the country what some of our listeners sent in.

KCFD is changing its gas leaks policy, and a proposed one-cent sales tax to fund transportation advanced in the Missouri Senate.Change in Kansas City Fire…

Emergency responders came together from across the region to respond to the JJ’s explosion and fire. The Kansas City council bans paying for liquor…