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The ongoing effects of climate change have touched numerous sectors of daily life, but workers' rights are a topic often overlooked in the climate conversation.

KCUR's sister station KWJC, better known as 91.9 Classical KC, is celebrating one year on air this month.

Although mask mandates are unlikely to return, a recent recommendation by the Kansas City Health Department signals that the pandemic is far from over.

Citizens in Kansas City, Kansas, and Wyandotte County will decide many competitive races in the August 3 primary election, including mayor.

The departure of Texas and Oklahoma from the NCAA Big 12 Conference creates an uncertain future for the remaining eight universities.

Frontline nurses wonder if caring for COVID-19 patients while facing persistent vaccine resistance is worth the emotional and physical toll.

In order to expand vaccine outreach, clergy across the state are urging their congregants to get vaccinated.

The early history of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is recounted in a new exhibition called "Origins: Collecting to Create the Nelson-Atkins."

Teachers, parents and students are preparing for a new school year as the delta variant surge in Missouri continues.

The Missouri Supreme Court ruled last month that the state had to move forward with voter-approved Medicaid expansion.