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"Da Five Bloods" focuses on the journey of five Black veterans. Though they returned home from the war with their lives, they were met with discrimination and racism.

At a time when our country appears more divided than ever, DEBATE-Kansas City teaches students how to research and talk about complicated issues with people on the opposing side.

In most parts of the Kansas City area you don’t have to go far to spend time in nature. But growth and economics can often rise to challenge those green public spaces.

Alvin Edgell died of COVID-19 last month at the age of 96. His daughter, Holly, remembers traveling with her father, and how he enjoyed talking about politics and current events.

The 1992 bestseller "America: What Went Wrong?" documented how tax policy hammers the middle class, how the rich grow more rich and the erosion of the health care and retirement systems. So how have things changed since?

Smarsh's new book, "She Come By It Natural," looks at how Dolly Parton's music gave a voice to working class women.

Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe, appointed to the position by Missouri Gov. Mike Parson in June 2018, is now running on his own record.

Mug shots often carry an implication of guilt prior to sentencing, and have disproportionately affected communities of color and lower income.

Doctors and administrators are facing an incredible amount of uncertainty right now as current conditions at a hospital could change quickly.

You could say this is a pretty weird year for college students, especially those on the cusp of graduating and entering the job market.