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The images of oil-coated animals on the beach after the Exxon Valdez oil spill rallied environmentalists, but the company has made quite the recovery…

Have you ever felt so angry that steam could be pouring out your ears? On Monday's Up To Date, psychologist Harriet Lerner, author of The Dance of Anger,…

Kansas City Symphony executive director Frank Byrne returns with some favorite new classical music recordings. His picks include music from composers…

Are there legal repercussions for political expression in the workplace? Find out, as we talk with lawyer Brian Finucane, who specializes in labor and…

The Civil War tested the U.S. Constitution in ways unseen before or since. Civil liberties were challenged and presidential powers stretched in President…

By Up to DateSteve Kraske talks with our Political Pundits, The Kansas City Star's Dave Helling and KMBC's Micheal Mahoney, about where the candidates are…

Kansas City, MO – Listen to this broadcast of Up to Date here. Puppy mills, the earning tax and voting rights for the mentally ill. Depending on which…

Going back to school after a long summer is tough for many students, but even more difficult for those moving from middle to high school. School buildings…

From the Ferris wheel to the ice cream cone, some pretty influential things have been unveiled at World's Fairs. For Kansas City, even an upcoming exhibit…

The 30th Summer Olympic Games come to a close on Sunday in London.In his latest episode of "A Fan's Notes," commentator Victor Wishna tells us why we even…