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Eating "pre-contact" plants and animals the week of Thanksgiving highlights the growing movement for food sovereignty.
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What is behind the social media punishment for those who fall out of public opinion favor, and reviving Native American foods and recipes.
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Right now, two of the city’s oldest buildings near the 18th and Vine Jazz District look the part: limestone ruins straight out of Medieval Europe.But…
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The historic Savoy Hotel in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, re-opened Tuesday with a new name: 21c Museum Hotel Kansas City.“We never dreamed that there’d…
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Kansas City's long-vacant Luzier Cosmetics Building may soon have a new tenant: The Nelle, an urban social club for women.Although a lease hasn't yet been…
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Segment 1: How Jackson County leaders are handling political and personal controversies, and rising crime rates.There's a lot going on in Jackson County…
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Kansas volunteers are committed to preserving a national icon: the bald eagle. Today, we speak with the filmmakers of a documentary short about the…
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If things had gone differently over the last two decades, the hulking old brick building near the 18th Street exit off of Interstate 70 in Kansas City,…
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El Dean Holthus knows what people might think of a town like Smith Center, Kansas.At nearly the exact geographic center of the contiguous United States,…
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If you walk through Union Station’s Sprint Festival Plaza (formerly known as the North Waiting room) during the week, you’ll see a dozen dangling figures…
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After coming to an agreement with its neighbors about a re-zoning request, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art has now received approval from the Kansas City…
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Kansas City holds an astonishing amount of auto history from the first African-American auto dealer in the U.S. to the park and boulevard system started…