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The saga about the Chiefs and Royals stadiums continues, gas prices are cheaper as Americans hit the road for the Fourth of ...

By 2030, it's predicted that adults over the age of 60 will outnumber those under 18 for the first time in U.S. history. How are older residents and their caregivers equipped to meet the challenges ...

Certified Financial Planner Jamie Bosse shares important resources and information related to caring for a parent, spouse or ...

The Kansas City Chiefs and Royals face an incentive deadline in Kansas, summer heat settles in, headline entertainment comes ...

Part of Kansas City PBS' "Caregivers in KC" project: how one student benefits from the services at Lakemary in Paola, KS.

3 Big Holidays We’re marking three big holidays this week, none of which qualify you for a day off. Today is Cinco de Mayo. Sunday is Mother’s Day. And Friday is Victory Day, a new holiday declared by ...

To the honorable Mayor Quinton Lucas and members of the Kansas City Council: Over the course of the last five years, we, members of the Kansas City media, have grown increasingly concerned about ...

Laughter is the most spontaneous emotional response. It can explode unannounced at the least expected moment. Kansas City filmmakers Lolo Loren and Patrick Poe have devoted the past decade to the ...

The new owners of the Country Club Plaza will emphasize safety by installing more than 100 surveillance cameras and employing a more visible security force that can make arrests as part of its revival ...

Chris Goode took a chance on his old neighborhood. He opened Ruby Jean’s Kitchen & Juicery at 3000 Troost Ave. in 2017 when most restaurants along the corridor were fast food operations or old-school ...

A view looking north from the proposed Kansas City Royals ballpark with the downtown skyline in the background. (Courtesy | Populous) ‘Crossroads is Always Changing’ A couple blocks away from the ...