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The Country Club Plaza is a development flash point again with the likely demolition of an attractive, but unprotected, old church and a developer's plan to replace it with a three-level restaurant project.

Although Kansas City established a housing trust fund to support affordable housing in 2018, it didn’t have any funding until recently. Here's a look at how some other cities manage their housing trust funds.

Here's a round-up of stories that give a birds-eye look at what community leaders are doing to educate, empower and keep people healthy.

Mean Mule Distilling Co. has created a "new wave" agave-based gin.

The Big 12 basketball tournament tops Nick's Picks this week in Kansas City.

Belger Glass Annex hopes to ignite the artistic glass making potential of Kansas City.

Psilocybin, ketamine and MDMA may offer new hope for people dealing with depression, PTSD, cancer and other conditions.

A new book written by Jim Cosgrove, better known as children's performer "Mr. Stinky Feet," documents the disappearance and subsequent murder of Frank McGonigle, a member of the prominent Kansas City family that operated McGonigle's Market.

When Sheila Albers couldn't get answers to questions she had after her 17-year-old son was shot and killed by an Overland Park police officer, she didn't give up. Her story shows how everyday people can leverage public records to shape communities for the better.

When Judge Isaac Franklin Bradley Sr. was born in Saline County, Missouri, he was considered property. By the time he died, his name had been etched next to the likes of W.E.B. Du Bois as a civil rights leader, lawyer, judge and entrepreneur.