Johnson County Community College

The lower cost, and the need for retraining, has often meant bad economic times translated into more community college students. But not in this coronavirus-driven downturn.

Three area community colleges see changes in enrollment for the fall semester. Each has complex considerations in making decisions for its students and staff.

Online learning was supposed to be the savior of higher education. After schools nationwide were forced into it by the pandemic, how did it go?

Segment 1: Flooded fields and fallout from trade wars could mean another rocky year for farmers.Climate change, flooding, and bankruptcies are just a few…

A Johnson County Community College trustee faces censure after an emailed letter detailing a lack of oversight at the school was shared with board…

Segment 1: Two area schools discuss their approach to preventing on-campus shootings, and protecting studentsStudents across the country live in fear that…

The Johnson County Community College Board of Trustees race, which is non-partisan and typically quiet, has been highly contentious this year. Six…

Most Americans believe climate change is a serious problem, according to a CBS poll released over the weekend. But few solutions seem to be coming from…

How many words are necessary to thrill an audience with a murder mystery? Choreographer Kristopher Estes-Brown says he can do it in two: "Look out!"After…

A teenager wakes up, gets ready for school. Slips a smartphone into her pocket on the way out the door.Her day may well include some biology or chemistry,…

The Kansas City area is home to three agencies that work with the federal government to resettle people displaced from their home countries by war,…

KANSAS CITY — Seventy hours a week got old. Fast. So did working multiple jobs.So Joseph Cowsert wept tears of joy and relief the day he got word while…