A 76-year-old Rhode Island woman nearly lost $70,000 in a sophisticated phone scam as criminals impersonating law enforcement increasingly target seniors, prompting banks to strengthen fraud ...

Kansas moves to limit cellphone use in schools and restrict handheld phone use in school and construction zones.

The Holy Kingdom of Judah describes itself as a modern tribal nation rooted in ancient biblical tradition. Leaders say the movement was formally organized around 2017, though memb ...

Ballet Wichita’s “Breaking Barriers” uses contemporary dance to reflect on the historic Dockum sit-in April 3–4 at the B-29 Doc Hangar.

Missouri’s Medicaid doula program is showing early success as lawmakers consider expanding visits to improve maternal health ...

KC Tenants names organizer Jenay Manley director as founder Tara Raghuveer shifts to national tenant organizing efforts.

Illinois voters delivered a series of decisive results in Tuesday’s primary elections, putting Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton on a clear path toward the U.S. Senate while closing the door on […] ...

Kansas City voters will decide April 7 whether to renew the city’s 1% earnings tax, a major revenue source funding nearly half of city operations.

Missouri lawmakers are considering legislation that would restore voting rights to tens of thousands of residents currently unable to vote because of felony convictions. Under current Missouri law, ...