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A new clinical trial study aims to learn why some adults infected with SARS-CoV-2 virus develop long COVID and why others don't.

Transforming food waste into golden compost and keeping it from belching climate harming landfill gasses is the new frontier for a growing number of Kansas City area residents and companies.

Live entertainment, a local music Mardi Gras Masquerade Ball and plenty of Valentine’s date options make this weekend a busy one in KC.

A $23 million mixed-use redevelopment proposal that would add apartments and retail space to the 18th and Vine District is being opposed by City Council members who fear it would turn the area into another “Beale Street.”

Missouri legislators face a March 24 deadline to release most of the funding before it returns to the federal government.

The Kansas Senate completed Tuesday a rebuke of Gov. Laura Kelly’s veto of a congressional redistricting map shifting moderate-voting Lawrence to the rural 1st District and realigning the 3rd District to weaken re-election prospects of the state’s lone Democratic U.S. representative.

Here’s your look at the week before it happens. From politics to pop culture, from the Symphony to sports. Here are 12 stories to keep an eye on this week.

The groups and organizations helping to generate climate change policies in the Kansas City area.

Clay County, Missouri, has a rich and complex history, which will be remembered during this year’s bicentennial observance.

Pounce into the Year of the Tiger with a Lunar New Year celebration at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.