Jaeda Roth and other protestors from Abortion Action Missouri unfurl “Stop the Ban” banners as the Missouri Senate passes a proposed constitutional amendment to ban abortion (Annelise Hanshaw/Missouri ...

The Lumineers. // photo by Daniel Fuchs The Lumineers with Hippo Campus T-Mobile Center Saturday, July 26 Bringing their Automatic world tour to the stage of the T-Mobile Center Saturday night, ...

Kansas Citians, Boxknife is back whether you like it or not with a bold new single, “Ready or Not”. As a Kansas City queer dark-pop band made up of members Stephanie Bankston, Britt Wild, Mia Morrow, ...

Party’s Over: Port Fonda’s “cool kid” reputation masked years of sexual harassment, fear, and abuse "It is hospitality industry culture that we do not bite the hand that feeds us because we are all ...

At the entrance to the International Academy of Science, a sign on a gate welcomes a visitor to “Science Mountain” — which is odd, because the area outside Independence is neither mountainous nor ...

A caution light bounces in the wind as Terry Reed sits in the driver’s seat of a black Chevy Trailblazer. He’s parked on the shoulder of East Langsford Road, one of the entrances to Lake Lotawana, a ...

Marion Milling. // Photo by Zach Bauman Will Berndt is not a salesman. The founder of Marion Milling, a small flour mill that opened in the West Bottoms last year, is a baker by trade and by ...

Earl’s Premier. // Photo by Zach Bauman High on the list of important American institutions—somewhere between Monster Jam and the Federal Reserve—is the neighborhood restaurant. What makes a good ...

El Torreon Ballroom is undergoing a restoration process in hopes of opening back up for the winter of 2025. The venue was once a familiar spot for many Kansas Citians, known as a hub for community ...

Wick Thomas. // Photo by Zach Bauman Punk rockers running for political office isn’t a new thing. Jello Biafra ran for mayor of San Francisco in the late ’70s, Screaming Lord Sutch founded the ...

Brock Wilbur is a writer/comedian who is married to political journalist Vivian Kane and cohabitates with three terrible cats. He works in games, podcasts, and is Editor-in-Chief of Kansas City’s The ...

In September 2020, percussionist Josh Jones became the first Black tenure-track musician in the Kansas City Symphony’s history, founded in 1982. Jones was denied tenure earlier this spring, sparking ...