Housing

As the spread of COVID-19 shuts down cities and rattles the stock market, home buyers and sellers are feeling the strain.

Real estate agents are grappling with a housing market changing due to coronavirus, some black men are wary of CDC recommendation to wear masks in public, a check-in on the high number of deaths in Wyandotte County, and the arrival of a barbecue vending machine in Kansas City, Kansas.

Segment 1: Coronavirus response in Wyandotte CountyThe Unified Government, representing one of the most diverse counties in Kansas and Missouri, faces…

Segment 1: Coronavirus response in Wyandotte CountyThe Unified Government, representing one of the most diverse counties in Kansas and Missouri, faces…

University of Missouri-Kansas City students are reacting to Wednesday's news that the university will tear down mold-damaged student apartments once…

Segment 1: "We need to make sure that we're being responsible with every dollar," said Mayor Quinton Lucas.Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor Quinton Lucas…

Segment 1: Missouri looks to start opening medical marijuana dispensaries in June.Missouri's Department of Health and Senior Services has issued licenses…

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

The KCUR news staff presents the State of Kansas City series as a look ahead to 2020 on topics of importance to the region. Find the State of Kansas City…

Segment 1: Why attracting artists is a goal for a new affordable-housing complex.Pendleton Arts Block is a new project unfolding in the historic…

More than 2 million people live in the Kansas City metro, on either side of the state line. They live in urban, suburban and rural communities, and in…

Black residents of Kansas City are still "separate and unequal," according to the latest report from the Urban League of Greater Kansas City.The 2019…