U.S. Military

How do you study and serve at the same time? Kansas National Guard members explain the difficulty of deploying for the pandemic and protests while in school.

Randy Brown was barely talking yet when his father shipped out for Vietnam. To close the distance over the course of that deployment, Brown's parents made…

Segment 1: A new kind of Women's March in Kansas City aims to include more diverse voices.Since the first Women's March in 2017 after Trump's election,…

Segment 1: A new state system to determine Medicaid eligibility is under fire.In Missouri this year, Medicaid enrollment numbers have dropped at more than…

Segment 1: A New York Times reporter sees votes for Quinton Lucas as votes for neighborhoods.The weekend before Kansas City's mayoral election, a…

It's news no family wants to get — that a loved one who was serving in the military has died. But with more than 30,000 Marines deployed around the world…

Segment 1: A former Lenexa principal wants others suffering from mental illness to learn from the mistakes he made trying to handle his depression.…

U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Donna Martin is the first woman to be in charge at Fort Leonard Wood in Missouri’s Ozarks. She took the post in August. Martin, 53,...

Segment 1: Response and recovery to flooding in the Midwest.We hear regional reactions to the devastating flood waters now making their way through…

Segment 1: The Tomb of the Unkown Soldier is located at Arlington National Cemetery.Established in 1921, the Tomb is the final resting place for unknown…

Segment 1: Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly is asking for more than 300 new intake workers to address a backlog of applications to the state's Medicaid program.A…

Say a woman wants to serve in the United States Army. No problem, right? Women are eligible. But, dial it back 160 years to the Civil War, and consider…