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These Kansas City musicians are deeply entrenched in their communities, illuminating civic issues, amplifying historically silenced voices and developing future leaders through the power of music.

Since its film debut in 1897, Kansas City has shown up in movies, television and short films as both backdrop and star. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at some of those iconic cinema settings.

In this edition of Slingshot City Scenes, 90.9 The Bridge highlights eight musicians who are agents of change in Kansas City, Mo. and the surrounding areas.

In this edition of Slingshot City Scenes, 90.9 The Bridge highlights eight musicians who are agents of change in Kansas City, Mo. and the surrounding areas.

Filmmaker John Waters and comedian Cameron Esposito, among others, will visit Lawrence next month as part of the Free State Festival. The festival is set to de

Check this list twice for holiday happenings around Kansas City.

Simon Rayek (He/Him) is an emerging health care leader passionate about addressing the unique barriers to access experienced by sexual and gender minority populations through health systems innovation and policy reform. He is currently the Program Manager for Health Promotion at Health Initiative for Men, a local non-profit society that aims to strengthen the health and well-being of gay, bisexual, transgender, Two-Spirit and queer (GBT2Q) men.HIM recently introduced MORE THAN SEX, a guide about...

KCUR 89.3 As spring weather kicks in, live music calendars in Kansas City are filling up faster than they have in a year. Here, a crowd watches the jazz and hip hop group Brass and Boujee perform outside Union Station. Many cautiously optimistic music lovers are venturing out for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic put the live music industry in critical condition. As afternoon turned to evening on Friday, Shenya Robinson and two friends sat in lawn chairs under the skybridge in the sh...

AARP Celebrates Black History Month Posted on 02/01/21 This Black History Month and beyond, it’s important to look for and celebrate the little things that bring us joy, as well as the big achievements and accomplishments. There’s joy in our collective resilience. How we care for others and ourselves during trying times. In sharing our stories and connecting with others, even at a distance. This is Black Joy. Check out all the events AARP has planned this month. Or become part of AARP�...