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Rising cropland values could both hurt and help Kansas farmers as general inflation already adds uncertainty to 2022.

In these dramatically polarized times, we can be quick to judge political beliefs, but how often do we take the time to listen to the experiences that shaped those beliefs?In early March, 29 strangers met for an event hosted by Missouri Humanities and KCUR on Zoom to do just that.

States will not receive large increases in COVID-19 vaccine doses that some had expected.

The legislation, which had near-unanimous support from the Senate, now goes to President Biden's desk for his signature.

University of Kansas officials are worried about how students will be spending the holidays at home after COVID-19 cases rose by nearly 5% after Halloween.

In 2005, Keith Davis brought the Hallmark Photographic Collection to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and founded the museum's photography department. Now, he's leaving after another curator lost her job.

The university, faced with financial challenges from the pandemic, cuts staffing for the radio show and publisher BkMk Press.

Gov. Laura Kelly says the mask ordinance will go into effect just before the Fourth of July holiday weekend. And while a few Republican lawmakers she's clashed with during the pandemic will have to review the order, they can't revoke it.

Residents at Kansas City-area properties owned by T.E.H. Realty have sued over deplorable conditions, including mold, roaches and inadequate heating.

Shares of the world's biggest theater chain soared 14% on the news that the company would reopen almost all of its theaters in the United States and Great Britain.