Financial Capability Predicts More Positive Health Outcomes
Making a case for access and knowledge, researches find financial capability – not just income – has an impact on health outcomes
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Additional Marijuana Sales Tax? KC Voters will Decide
Kansas City residents will have a say on adding an additional sales tax to the cost of recreational marijuana sales
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Understanding Recreational Marijuana Use in Missouri
Understanding the state’s new recreational marijuana laws goes beyond light ’em up and smoke.
Fishing for Dinner Could Put Health in Jeopardy
The Arkansas River and the K-96 Lake are among the sites that are contaminated by chemicals to the point that consumption of fish could be dangerous.
Community College Prepares for Traditional Holiday Celebration and Scholarship Awards
The KCKCC invites the public to their oldest tradition, the 98th annual candle lighting ceremony
Stedman Graham to keynote Unity Ball, a technical school scholarship fundraiser
This event raises funds for student scholarships, honors students, & acknowledges partners
Following a successful inaugural collaboration last summer, a program to teach swimming lessons as a way to address barriers to health equity, is being expanded to four additional YMCA locations across the Kansas City metro area
The Joe Delaney Learn to Swim Program will be offered in collaboration with five Kansas City area YMCA’s as a way to address barriers to health equity.
Who is Hakeem Jeffries, the likely replacement for Nancy Pelosi?
Jeffries appears set to make history as the first Black person to lead a political party in Congress
NY Times investigation shows how sports gambling industry exploited Kansas legislators
It’s amazing what campaign cash, expensive Scotch and Honduras Cigars got sports gambling companies at the expense of Kansas taxpayers.
Black Repertory Theatre of KC takes stage with Hilarious ‘Angry, Raucous & Shamelessly Gorgeous’
Now in its 7th season, BRTKC presents Pearl Cleage’s bold and funny play on feminism and aging.
