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On this edition of Up To Date, we continue our ongoing conversation about the economics of Kansas City's east side. Guests:Rev. Dr. Vernon Howard is with…

By Up to DateKansas City, MO – In this edition of Up to Date, political pundits analyze the results of the primary elections, and what impact it could…

Looking for a great independent, foreign, or documentary film to see the weekend of May 4-6, 2012? Up to Date's critics share their three favorite showing…

Segment 1: Kansas governor discusses his transition to power, his election campaign, and the challenges facing his state.Four months ago, then-Lt. Gov.…

After coming to Kansas City to train in journalism, a young reporter is now back in Ukraine — where she is observing from the front lines as her home country becomes a war zone. Plus, a couple in Missouri hopes to create the state’s first Black-owned hemp processing site.

There has been no systematic review of the actions of the nearly one million ethnically diverse members of the military who served in World War I.

For two consecutive weeks, a group of seven members of the Missouri Senate have been pushing back hard against GOP leadership.

Valerie Lemmie discusses how people can build trust in their communities and continue the battle of keeping democracy alive.

How do courts and the state decide whether someone is mentally competent to be executed? Last week, Johnny Johnson — a Missouri man with schizophrenia, who was convicted of abducting and killed a girl two decades ago — was killed by lethal injection after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to issue a stay in his case.

Writers originally from Ukraine, Russia, Moldova and Belarus will hold an event Friday at Union Station in Kansas City to discuss how the war in Ukraine shaped their work.