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Local independent booksellers are fulfilling online orders, hosting virtual reading groups and even asking customers for donations, in order to sustain them through the pandemic.
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Segment 1: How soccer came to Kansas City.Despite the local fervor over this year's World Cup, soccer wasn't always popular in Kansas City. We find out…
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Segment 1: Refugee of South Sudan performs here in the Metro.Dominic Leek's home village in South Sudan was raided during the Second Sudanese Civil War.…
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They say you can’t go home again. But what if you bring drones, quilts and a marching band?On a warm, sunny Saturday last October, David Wayne Reed was in…
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We talk with artist Amy Sherald, who has two paintings at the Kemper Museum (one of which is part of a new portraiture exhibit). Sherald is also painting…
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When it comes to food, everyone has a guilty pleasure.According to KCUR Food Critic Jenny Vergara, it may be something that’s full of fat and calories. Or…
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Why is comfort food so … well … comforting?“Carbohydrates,” said KCUR Food Critic Charles Ferruzza.“I think comfort food is heavy, filling, fattening food…
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Much of metro Kansas City is experiencing severe weather with multiple watches and warnings throughout the listening area.“Some of these storms are…
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Imagine growing up in a pretty standard nuclear family. Then when you’re 15, your dad announces that he’s gay and that he and your mom are getting a…
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Imagine growing up in a pretty standard nuclear family. Then when you’re 15, your dad announces that he’s gay and that he and your mom are getting a…
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Operation of the illegal anabolic steroid market became clearer today with the Kansas City U.S. District Court guilty plea of a Fairway, Kansas man. The…