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Universities were dramatically affected by the COVID-19 pandemic — many had to construct virtual learning systems on the fly. Two regional universities, though, consider themselves distance learning pioneers.
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A Facebook group is connecting frontline health care workers and first responders across the country — and here in Kansas City — with RVs to borrow at no cost.
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Here's the latest on which farmers markets are open and which ones are postponed amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Fourteen metro teens on a spring break mission organized by Platte Woods United Methodist Church are currently stranded, with non-parent chaperones, in…
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Kansas City pianist Kenny Broberg came in third on Thursday afternoon in the final round of the Tchaikovsky International Competition in Moscow, Russia.…
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Northland voters repealed a pit bull ban and agreed to one of two sales tax increase in Tuesday’s municipal elections. Here’s a breakdown of what passed…
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Parkville officials are asking voters to approve a half-cent sales tax to pay for the city’s parks, instead of continuing to rely on funding from Platte…
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It will probably be another week before the Missouri River at Parkville, Missouri, is back in its banks. The latest National Weather Service map predicts…
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Forty years is a long time to spend in one place, doing one thing. Especially when the goal is to ruffle feathers.But that's what the Unicorn Theatre's…
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The young classical musicians who train at Park University's International Center for Music have been winning national and international awards, and going…
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At the end of President Donald Trump's first year in office, KCUR wanted to know how his agenda was affecting the Kansas City metro, and how residents…
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It's one of the best times of the year to be outside. It's officially fall on the calendar, and after a hot September, it has finally cooled down.In that…