Interview with Sterling Brown, 2nd District-Jackson County Legislature Candidate
Community organizer, and RBI Baseball Coach Sterling Brown sits down with What’s Up Kansas City to talk about the issues on his platform, and why he is running for the…
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Interviews with Amber Rollins of Kids and Cars
Tennille Benton interviews Amber Rollins of Kids and Cars which is a nationwide program headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri designed to help parents remember to not leave their kids in…
Interview with Tony Miller, Candidate for Jackson County Legislature, Third District At Large.
Interview with Personal Injury and Criminal Defense Lawyer sits down with What’s Up Kansas City to tell us why he is running for Jackson County Legislator of District Three in…
Interview with Alfred Jordan, Candidate for Jackson County Legislature, District 2
Attorney Alfred Jordan sits down with What’s Up Kansas City to tell us why he is running for Jackson County Legislator of District Two in the August 5 primary elections.
Michelle Alexander: Locked Out of the American Dream
Michelle Alexander: Locked Out of the American Dream
Megabus will expand reserved seating option to the Midwest
By MOLLY DUFFY The Kansas City Star Kansas City is among 16 Midwest cities scheduled to start the reservation service in September. Others include Columbia, St. Louis and Chicago.Jazzmine Beaulieu…
Archivist David Boutros wraps up career of saving KC’s past from dustbin (literally) of history
Archivist David Boutros is retiring as assistant director of the State Historical Society of Missouri Research Center-Kansas City. His office in Newcomb Hall on the University of Missouri-Kansas City campus…
Obama Urges Americans to Welcome Immigrants, But Protests Continue in Southern California
President Obama used the Fourth of July to urge Americans to welcome immigrants to the U.S., saying opening our arms is “central to our way of life,” but a group…