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Demand for turkeys, particularly smaller birds, is strong this Thanksgiving season, even though prices are up about 20% over last year.

Increasingly, K-12 classrooms have become hotbeds for debate about what should or should not be taught, especially when it centers around race and history. Students and educators share their thoughts.

Black Friday is a big day for barrel-aged beer releases. Here's your guide to Kansas City's big beer releases and events this holiday weekend.

What conversations are missing about food security, access and economy in Kansas City? Shape our coverage through curiousKC.

Limited, Transport and Callsign are among the breweries expanding operations in the Kansas City area.

Like Boulevard Brewing Co. for beer or The Roasterie for coffee, Farm to Market paved the way for many of the artisan bakeries on the Kansas City scene today.

The Missouri bicentennial quilt seeks to bring together an often divided state by collecting local stories from each of 114 counties.

Legislative leaders of both parties say that a special session is probably not needed to appropriate additional funds following a court order to begin covering Missourians who are eligible under voter-approved Medicaid expansion.

An apartment plan involving the landmark Katz Drugstore has become the opening salvo in a City Hall debate over how – or whether – tax incentives should be available to help developments planned along the new streetcar extension down Main.

Shelly Cline, Ph. D., historian and director of education with the Midwest Center for Holocaust Education, presents a detailed description of Kansas City's Holocaust Memorial in this extended cut from the upcoming Kansas City PBS documentary, "All These Delicate Sorrows."