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Oracle re-commits to funding scholarships with Urban League after pause
Oracle says it is committed to paying for scholarships it promised to fund for the Urban League of Greater Kansas City in September 2024.
'Is this really happening?' Roeland Park father recounts wrongful deportation
Evenezer Cortez Martinez is back in Roeland Park after spending two weeks in Mexico, wrongfully deported when port of entry barred his access back into the United States.
Trade War Lab at University of Kansas explores Kansas impacts of China tariffs
Students with University of Kansas' Trade War Lab are learning about the United States-China trade conflict as history unfolds.
Kansas Citians discuss how finances impact mental health
Almost half of adults in the U.S. reported that money harms their mental health, according to a 2024 BankRate survey.
'If we can’t grow food, we can’t eat': Powell Gardens' effort regenerates soil
Powell Gardens launched the Midwest Center for Regenerative Agriculture in partnership with Good Oak LLC. MCRA is a new program that advocates for land conservation.
Armourdale furniture business owner shares thoughts on tariffs, future impacts
KSHB 41 heard from a family-owned furniture business in Kansas City, Kansas, about what they're expecting with tariffs now in place.
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