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Books have the remarkable ability to enthrall, captivate and inspire. When kids are trapped indoors during the cold winter months books can transport them…

For many families in America during World War I, newspaper reports were their only connection with loved ones serving in the trenches. On this edition of…

Black Crack Review, BCR for short, has been puzzling and thrilling audiences in Kansas City with an eccentric blend of rock, jazz and world music for…

Diane Sawyer, Katie Couric and ChristianeAmanpour shattered the glass ceiling when they broke into the boys' club of TV news. These gifted journalists…

From the world's fascination with Pope Francis to the rise of ISIS overseas, religion played a significant role in some of the biggest headlines of…

Kansas City's Steven Jacques has more than 35 years of experience in national politics. He's worked on hundreds of White House advance teams, and even…

It's controversial, it has the nation talking, but is it good? On Friday's Up To Date, the indie, foreign and documentary film critics discuss the…

A portrait from the early days of Harry S. Truman's presidency goes on display Wednesday at the Plaza branch of the Kansas City Public Library. A…

In today's hectic world, teaching kids to organize their schedules can be a parent's biggest challenge. On this edition of Up To Date, Wes Crenshaw joins…

Former Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kathleen Sebelius, talks honestly with Steve Kraske about the rollout of the Affordable Care Act, and…