architecture

Restaurants are struggling to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic, and people are spending more time observing the architecture in their Kansas City neighborhoods.

As social-distancing becomes the new norm, owners and operators of restaurants, retail and office buildings are rethinking their physical work spaces.

What the evidence tells us about voting by mail, and how COVID-19 is forcing designers and architects to rethink our physical work spaces.

Segment 1: Kansas lawmakers are debating a bill to end hair discrimination.The idea behind the CROWN Act is to ban employers and schools from expecting…

Kansas City is known for its style of barbecue and its jazz icons, but it's also a hub for sports architecture.Populous, HOK and HNTB have played an…

Segment 1: Teachers highlight current events and human impact to help students learn about climate change.Teachers are seeing less resistance to teaching…

A business and arts incubator in an art deco building in Kansas City is in the running for $2 million in grants through a Partners in Preservation: Main…

Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Kansas City's Sondern-Adler Home went on the market last year for $1.65 million. No one bought it, so it's going up for a…

Segment 1: Weekend shootings in Kansas City spark concern about public eventsThis weekend saw multiple fatal shootings in Kansas City, one of them…

Segment 1: How conservative ideology could be bad for white Americans' well-being.Sociologist Jonathan Metzl discussed how rightist policies for health…

A stretch of buildings in the heart of the historic Troost commercial district would be transformed into offices, retail space and a museum, under a plan…

Segment 1: Kansas City council votes unanimously to bring all trash collection in-house.Complaints about trash and recyclables pickup has convinced the…