Film

Kansas City Star columnist Melinda Henneberger talks about being a Pulitzer Prize finalist, screenwriter Kevin Wilmott shares recommendations on what to stream while stuck at home, how and whether to do romance and dating in the age of COVID-19, and one Kansas City neighborhood salutes health care workers.

Bored to death? Missing local culture? Great news: Starting Monday, you can attend a grassroots film festival showcasing 90 films — about two dozen of…

In a show inspired by the film Hidden Figures, we hear local stories, like the story of Ed Dwight, a KCK native, came close to being the black man on a…

Segment 1: "Kansas City wants to end homelessness," said Josh Henges.The Veterans Community Project gained national attention in 2018 by using tiny homes…

Segment 1: Former U.S. ambassador thinks "the diplomatic corps is having a very good moment."Allan Katz was appointed as the ambassador to Portugal and…

At the corner of St. John and Askew in Kansas City’s Historic Northeast is a nondescript red brick and stone building that almost blends with the…

This year, the Kansas International Film Festival is mourning the loss of a Kansas City staple."When the Tivoli closed, it really made us think about ...…

Segment 1: Kansas City voters revert Martin Luther King Boulevard back to its previous name, Paseo.The morning after  Martin Luther King's name was voted…

The first time Rich Acciavatti saw “Carnival of Souls,” he was stuck in bed with the chicken pox. He couldn’t have been more than 8 years old the…

Segment 1: Republicans in Missouri say gun control is not the answer to gun violence.Three Missouri cities rank in the top 25 most dangerous cities in…

Segment 1: Wyandotte advocates push for municipal IDs to mitigate problems faced by residents without photo identification.The Safe and Welcoming…

Segment 1: Homeless in LawrenceAfter the Lawrence Community Shelter cut its capacity almost 50%, where can homeless people legally sleep?Eric Tars,…