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Part of the solution means providing temporary housing for up to 500 homeless people.

Greek life has been a cornerstone of college culture for decades in spite of high-profile sexual assaults, alcohol abuse and hazing deaths.

The student population in this country is growing more diverse and there are advantages to students seeing themselves in their teachers.

As more Americans receive COVID-19 vaccines, Missouri and other state legislatures are debating whether they should implement a vaccine passport system.

Levi Harrington, a Black man, was hung from a Kansas City bridge in 1882 for a crime he did not commit.

Senator Blunt's political career began in 1973 as county clerk in Greene County, Missouri, and will finish when his current term as senator ends in 2023.

Scheduled for completion in March 2023, construction is progressing on time and on budget.

The history of the Missouria people and how a prolific Otoe-Missouria storyteller helped preserve a fading language.

New or used, investing in sneakers "is more trustworthy than a 401K," says a Lawrence retailer.

During the pandemic, employees from bar staff to servers have come forward regarding mistreatment at well-known dining and drinking places in the metro.

The trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin has witnessed other officers testify that the measures Chauvin took were unnecessary and not what they are taught to do.

The Real Humans podcast crew is off for the week, but we love this episode of A People's History of Kansas City and we think you will too. It's the little-known story of Henry Perry, the guy who made Kansas City barbecue famous back in the 1900s. He hasn't gotten the credit he deserves — until now.