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KCUR is the latest of several NPR affiliates to unionize. Employees at St. Louis Public Radio voted to form a union in June 2023 and are still working to finalize a contract with the University of Missouri.

If successful, KCUR would become the second unionized public radio station in Missouri. The station's general manager promised a continued focus on "trusted journalism and entertainment that is freely accessible to all.”

A new podcast from KCUR Studios and the Stowers Institute called "Seeking A Scientist with Kate The Chemist" is out now wherever you get your podcasts.

Over the last few months at KCUR, we’ve been asking folks in our newsroom to describe their work in a different way — so that the communities we serve know what we do, and why we do it.

The MBA recognized KCUR reporters for a news series, feature reporting, sports reporting and best local website.

Two local newsrooms are collaborating to take a closer look at the continuing impact of George Floyd's murder on Kansas City.

As the anniversary of George Floyd’s death approaches, two newsrooms in Kansas City are joining forces to examine the lasting impact of his murder, and two Kansas Citians who champion body positivity advocate for a more inclusive fashion industry.

Aviva joined KCUR in 2019, impressing her colleagues with her work ethic and strength of purpose.

Morris said she plans to focus on growing KCUR and diversifying its staff, leadership and audience.

KCUR officially launches 91.9 Classical KC today, providing the region with 24 hours of classical music programming each day.

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