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Rewind 199 years, and today's the day General Andrew Jackson rode with 5,000 American troops into a battle that would make him a well-known figure…

The experience of being an openly gay, transgendered or bisexual teen has changed dramatically, just in the past few years. It's especially evident for…

People with Tourette's syndrome are often portrayed as spouting curse words uncontrollably, but there's more to the condition than that.In the second part…

Making history come alive is tricky, but some historians manage to paint people like the czars of Russia or Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany not just as dusty…

The idea of a gender war is nothing new, but what has changed is who’s winning: It's the girls.On Monday's Up to Date, psychologist Wes Crenshaw joins us…

Take a peek at the inner-workings of CERN’s Large Hadron Collider, and get a look into the life of labor leader Cesar Chavez. When it’s on the silver…

It can be a lonely, difficult life when you’re a farmer on the high plains of western Kansas.On Wednesday's Up to Date, we discuss a new memoir about a…

War is bloody, tragic and violent, but it also has benefits for society—even if it doesn’t feel that way when the bullets are flying.On Tuesday's Up to…

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback addressed a wide array of issues in his ambitious State of the State address. On this edition of Up To Date, three Kansas…

We've all heard about the specter of the Ebola outbreak, yet many people don't understand what Ebola actually is.On Friday's Up to Date, Steve Kraske…