KC Week in Review: "Cataclysmic" – angry words from Governor Nixon. Could he be upset at efforts this week to impeach him?

Linda Hezel Harvests the Many Fruits of Her Labor

Advocate for Biodiversity and Regenerative Farming Practices

Healing Hate: Building Resilience Through Community

Weekend Possibilities | Earth Day, Taylor Swift, Berkley Riverfront Fest

Don't Forget Record Store Day

Healing Hate: How to Build a More Resilient Kansas City

A Decade After an Antisemitic Hate Crime, Communities Embrace the Science Behind Helping Children Recover

Douglas County Commission Approves Massive Solar Project 

Not a Light Decision 

Kansas City-area Politicians Pick Between War on Drugs or Treatment When Spending Opioid Settlement Cash

Cities and counties in the metro are starting to spend windfalls from legal settlements with companies that made, shipped and sold opioids. While some prioritize law enforcement efforts to reduce drugs on the street, others try to attack demand by getting people into treatment.

Raymore Approves Deal Designed to Kill Kansas City Landfill

Deal Would Pay Developers $3.73 Million to Abandon Proposal in South Kansas City

Kansas City Area Seeks Unprecedented Sustainability Grants

Mid-America Regional Council Submits Nearly $200 million in Grant Applications for Federal Funds

Newspapers in Rural Areas are Folding, Leaving Vast News Deserts

The U.S. has lost more than 2,800 newspapers since 2005, many of them in rural areas. Now some journalists are redoubling their efforts to provide local news and trying new models in a difficult industry.

Nick's Picks | Tax Day, Stadium Plans and Ransomware Attack

Busy Week Ahead