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Once a lumber baron's residence then a science museum, a restored Corinthian Hall now tells Kansas City's story.

Those who can least afford it are most at risk from pollution in Kansas City

An investigative report by the NPR Midwest Newsroom and KCUR reveals disturbing behavior by Kansas City, Kansas, police officers and detectives — but few were ever punished.

Advocate Heather McGhee has found that when Americans cross the racial divide they can accomplish more together and to everyone's benefit.

Cleaver and his fellow Democrats' continued internal debate is stalling President Biden's $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill and his Build Back Better legislation.

Carter Rostron's "Ruth & Nick" is a sweet interpretation of a classic love theme.

The editor of The New York Times Book Review on the ideas, technology and life experiences eliminated by the internet age.

The pandemic brought on a multitude of issues, but one that fell by the wayside was the opioid and drug overdose crisis.

Bryan Andrews went from welding pots and pans to seeing his song hit number six on the iTunes country chart.

Roughly $9 billion in federal funding has been allocated for Missouri's infrastructure needs. The director of the state's Department of Transportation explains where that money is going.