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  • What's the process being used to determine how well teachers are educating their students? Steve Kraske examines how educators are evaluated in Kansas and…
  • American composers have played a role in turning the political tables in our society. Dr. Anna Celenza speaks with Steve Kraske about how their…
  • Sandwiched between bigger programs in Lawrence and Columbia, the UMKC men's basketball team can get lost. But the program is growing and thriving under…
  • In his review of Scott Hrabko’s “Biscuits & Gravity,” KCUR music writer David Cantwell praised the Kansas City singer-songwriter's "sly and warm vocals"…
  • Known for their annual migration to and from Mexico, monarch butterflies are declining in number as their habitat decreases. Learn what the University of…
  • In the wake of yesterday's events at the University of Missouri in Columbia, we ask, how does UMKC handle issues of race?Guests:Leo Morton is the…
  • The notion of handguns and hookers so often linked to Independence Avenue in Kansas City, Mo. is fading. Replacing it is a lively, friendly neighborhood…
  • Kansas City-area students who transfer during the school year face daunting challenges. Student mobility interrupts a child's education and presents…
  • Newspaper publisher Sarah Kessinger keeps a close eye on the goings-on in her neck of the woods, in and around Marshall County, Kansas so it didn't escape…
  • A rural doctor throughout his career, Gary Yarbrough of Parsons, Kansas represents a medical minority, that of solo practitioner.Steve Kraske talks with…
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