Shimmy and shake Local burlesque artist teaches the 'Arts Upload' team some tricks of the trade

Borrowers Weigh Options as Student Loan Payments Resume

Nearly 45 Million Americans Collectively Owe More Than $1.7 Trillion

Here’s What to Know About New Federal Policies for Repaying Student Loans

Set to Begin Next Month

Smithville Nonprofit Seeks to Become 'Epicenter of the School-Choice Movement'

Before his death, Stanley Herzog’s largesse bankrolled a generation of GOP candidates. His company still pours money into politics, but his fortune is now focused on expanding ‘Christ-centered K-12 education.’

Student Loans Threaten to Crunch Area Borrowers

Economic Tremor Ahead

Harmony Project Helps Young Northeast KC Musicians to Thrive

All the Right Notes

Missouri Lawmakers Enter Final Week of Session with Major GOP Priorities Unfinished

Changes to the initiative petition process, open enrollment and a ban on transgender health care are among a litany of bills Republicans hope to finalize with time running out on the 2023 session.

KC Author of Banned Children's Books Marches On

A Teaching Moment

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Inform Next ‘Flatland in Focus’ Episode, Airing April 20 

Students, Advocates and Counselors Battle Legislation Targeting LGBTQ Rights in Classrooms

New bills complicate existing protections for school employees and students. Here is what folks are doing to respond.

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