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Segment 1: "Kansas City wants to end homelessness," said Josh Henges.The Veterans Community Project gained national attention in 2018 by using tiny homes…
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Segment 1: The cure to January might be going to a coffee shop inside of a greenhouse. We're starting off the first food show of the year at Cafe Equinox…
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Rhododendron plants sold at more than 60 stores in Kansas are infected with a disease that kills oak trees, so the Kansas Department of Agriculture is…
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Vast amounts of prairie speckled with wildflowers once covered Missouri. But today, little remains of what was once 15 million acres. The loss has been…
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David Bird never gets bored with his plants. Orchids, he notes, are the largest family of blooming plants on Earth, with almost 30,000 species. He's been…
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Segment 1: A dementia-friendly KC.What would it look like for a city to be "friendly" and accessible to people with dementia? We meet a sociologist…
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Seg. 1: Media Critics On News And Opinion. Seg. 2: Kansas City Students Sending Experiment To Space.Segment 1: Can news comsumers tell the difference between fact and opinion?Turn on any news channel and try to determine if you're hearing fact or…
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For crop farmers, winter is the offseason. But that doesn’t mean they take the winter off. It’s meeting season — going to endless seminars or having...
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Segment 1: How a tattoo interacts with technology.A tattoo artist in Topeka inks soundwave tattoos, which play a recorded sound with the help of your…
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Segment 1: How Kansas City is protecting its digital data from hackers.In light of recent cyberattacks in Atlanta and Baltimore, data security is becoming…
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A Kansas Citian just returned from his first trip back to Puerto Rico since it was devastated by two hurricanes. We hear how recovery is going from his…
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When you think of moss, you may conjure up images of dense woods. But a new restaurant on the Plaza features a moss wall. We talk to the local artist who…