As we continue to highlight great authors, let us not underemphasize the importance of a professional editor whose role is to help authors adequately develop ideas and polish their work. Despite the demand for increased diversification in editing, according to a Lee & Low Books study, Bl…
As we continue to highlight great authors, let us not underemphasize the importance of a professional editor whose role is to help authors adequately develop ideas and polish their work. Despite the demand for increased diversification in editing, according to a Lee & Low Books study, Bl…
Kansas-based federal prosecutors are conducting a criminal grand jury investigation into retired Kansas City, KS Police Department (KCKPD) detective Roger Golubski, CNN revealed Oct. 14.
The Unified Government’s Public Works Department announced the community's first Dumpster Days, an event to help residents recycle electronics waste and dispose of unwanted bulky items like old mattresses and furniture for free.
Learning how to DJ came naturally for Porscha Letcher.
Growing up in Kansas City’s urban core, longtime friends and fraternity brothers Dan Smith and Charon Thompson would often hear that Kansas City is one of America’s most entrepreneurial cities. But they never heard the small businesses in their neighborhoods included in those conversations.
No two families are alike, and households come in different shapes, sizes, and colors. Lashona Jones' book "Family Ties" helps young children identify the type of blended family they live with and illustrates a positive message of understanding, acceptance, and family.
Kansas City’s Human Relations Department is updating its name to the Civil Rights and Equal Opportunity Department in an effort to renew focus on investigating civil rights violations and ensuring that inclusion, equity and diversity goals and training are part of all city operations.
Roughly 4,300 Missourians eligible for health care under Medicaid expansion have been enrolled, a top Missouri Medicaid official said Thursday.
You’ve heard the saying, “three wrongs don’t make a right.” Once again, and all to familiar, we have an incident involving the justice system where a number of wrongs ended with the death of someone who hadn’t committed a crime.
First Fridays on the Vine continued Oct. 1 with vendors, food and music in the heart of the Jazz District.
Rhonda Green's novel, Surviving The Sunrises & Sunsets, is a combination of stories that tells the readers about the ups and downs of her life and serves as a guide to navigating their life journey. Each story has a lesson from her experiences, some funny and empowering, while others tou…
Last weekend, the second annual Midwest Soul Vegfest took place at Swope Park, featuring speakers including doctors, nutritionists and vegans, and more than 50 vendors all promoting health, wellness and plant-based eating.
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