Carlos Moreno
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KCUR 89.3
It’s a small slice of the almost 5,000 absentee ballots rejected, but advocates say even one uncounted vote is too many. Under this year's new mail-in voting option, voters have to have their ballot envelope notarized.
Luke X. Martin
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KCUR 89.3
Stephan Bisaha
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Kansas News Service
Host Steve Kraske brings you conversations about the most pressing issues affecting the Kansas City metro, each morning at 9 a.m.
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Missouri's 4th Congressional District incorporates part of the Kansas City metro, Columbia and a large part of western and central Missouri. -
Earlier this year, Wesley Ira Purkey and Keith Dwayne Nelson were put to death by the federal government.
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From going to a polling place to mailing in your choices, a short rundown of what voting looks like in Kansas for the Nov. 3 election.
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Pocket cemeteries are found in quiet neighborhoods or squeezed along city streets and byways. Some are on private property and others are public treasures. Each carries a unique story.
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The coronavirus isn’t running rampant through schools that have reopened. Health officials say that’s because with precautions, schools can operate safely.
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Fred Seaman founded Seaman High School 100 years ago. He launched the first-ever “Klan ticket” in Topeka elections, newspapers reported at the time.
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With COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations near all-time highs, hospitals' capacities could be tested by surges in cases of the coronavirus, influenza and colds.
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For Eric Williams, virtual church has meant dressing down and being more real. It's also meant a new chapter in a decades-long ministry soothing pain in the here-and-now: relief from hunger.
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New Kansas City Children's Literature Museum Uses Pandemic Shutdown To Give Artists Creative LicenseThe Rabbit Hole, an immersive museum dedicated to children's literature, won't open until 2021. The focus now is on building a team of designers, fabricators and artists to create scenes and characters.
