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Kansas City photographer Paul Andrews has committed himself to taking a photograph a day for all of 2014. He's been posting the photos online as he goes,…

When you recite the ABC's, do you still sing the song? It's very likely you do, and reason lies in the connection between music, memory and learning.…

No matter how you say tomato, we wanted to know how much yours cost.After our roughly two-week online poll, Kansas Citians have revealed some of the…

Fresh tomatoes are a pleasure of summer, but they typically come at a price. Discover what goes into setting that price, whether it's worth it, and what…

After paddling solo 340 miles down the Missouri River, stopping only briefly to catch the teensiest bit of shut-eye, two competitors in the MR340 share…

Every year, approximately 36,000 people die from influenza. This flu season is the worst in the last decade and yet the flu vaccine is readily available.…

Just as many fountains as Rome? Perhaps. Whether Kansas City meets or falls short of these accolades the fountains, which began as a practical tool for…

NPR’s Talk of the Nation ends a 21-year run this week. And that means the end of an era and a new start for its longtime host Neal Conan. We talk with…

Some of the famous names Kansas City – Kemper, Latshaw, Ohlmann – were people who at one time were chairman of the Kansas City Board of Trade. Since 1856…

Hundreds of people are gathering to prove they are the best at a profession they have either just started or about to start. The Skills USA competition…