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For four decades, Mary Frances Berry has been a civil rights activist. Famously fired from the US Civil Rights Commission before being rehired by…

A family of serial killers who were never caught...a fortune left buried along the banks of a creek by the Dalton gang...and orphans shipped from New York…

Each year the Kansas City Art Institute hosts the Art of the Cars Concours, a gathering of exotic vehicles whose purposes extend far beyond…

Looking back, desegregating the military seems like the obvious thing to do, but in the 1940s and 50s, it wasn't so clear for Harry Truman.In the first…

He's been called “a cuter, younger male version of Erma Bombeck."In the first part of Wednesday's Up to Date Steve Kraske introduces us to Matt Keenan,…

With the financial crisis, it seems everyone’s got economics on the brain—and for good reason.On Thursday's Up to Date, we talk with economic experts Brad…

When three Americans found themselves caught up in the 2003 invasion of Iraq, they found sanctuary with the local Muslim community of Rutba, which…

"First, I'll tell about the robbery our parents committed. Then the murders, which happened later." With these words Richard Ford begins his latest novel,…

Playing cops and robbers is just part of normal childhood, right? Should we be more concerned about what children learn through these games?On Monday's Up…

The throngs gather at Kauffman Stadium for the biggest summer sporting event, but for many, it's more than just a game. On Up to Date, we look at how the…