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When it comes to marriage, there are always some unforeseen curves in the road.In the first part of Wednesday's Up to Date, we talk with Sex and the City…

KCUR's Up To Date took home Second Place for Radio or Podcast Religion Report of the Year at the Religion Newswriters Association's 2012 awards.Brian…

Hopefully you're enjoying the day off just like we are here at Up to Date. In our place, Christopher Kimball and the crew from America's Test Kitchen will…

Health insurance, one of the major issues of the presidential election, is making a bigger impact on Missouri’s state ballot.In the second half of…

Fewer Kansas Citians are dying of drug overdoses for the first time in over a decade. A local public health worker and a community paramedic joined KCUR's Up To Date to explain what’s contributed to the turnaround and what needs to happen to keep this trend going.

Larry Lunsford of Kansas City will serve a one year term as president of Rotary International, starting in 2027. He told KCUR's Up To Date that his "heart is full of joy at the opportunity to serve in this meaningful way."

Kansans hoping for a break on their property taxes will have to wait. The legislative session adjourned with Republicans unable to compromise on property tax reform. Sherman Smith, editor-in-chief of the Kansas Reflector, joined KCUR’s Up To Date to provide an overview of the session.

When you don't drive a car, trekking to Wichita can seem a little daunting. For Henry Fortunato, public affairs director for Kansas City Public Library,…

Not everyone can find joy in office supplies, but author James Ward has. In this edition of Up to Date, we talk about his book, The Perfection of the…

Even if you don't know what jazz saxophonist Bobby Watson looks like or own one of his albums, you know his sound, because his music greets you each day…