COVID-19
Primetime for Puzzles? A Global Pandemic
Forget toilet paper, the world is running low on jigsaw puzzles. In a recent interview with NPR, Carol Glazer, president of Massachusetts puzzle and family game company Ceaco, shared details about the company’s spike in sales that she never saw coming. “Around the second week of March, we noticed sales at one of our largest…
Artists in Residence: Devon Carney
Artists in Residence talks to Devon Carney, artistic director of Kansas City Ballet, about the challenges of running the company virtually during the stay-at-home order forced by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Kansas City Braces for Big Financial Blow From Pandemic
A Brookings Institution analysis suggests Kansas City’s municipal budget may be particularly vulnerable to a recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kansas City Restaurants Experiment, Adapt to Survive Amid Pandemic
Flatland features some of the most creative strategies deployed by Kansas City restaurateurs to survive the COVID-19 outbreak.
Age of Coronavirus: Deciding Who Lives… And Who Dies
Kansas City area health care providers are pondering the hardest question – deciding who lives and who dies during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nick’s Picks: Staying at Home While Everything Changes
KCPT’s Nick Haines helps you navigate the coming week during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Age of Coronavirus: Here Are Answers to Your COVID-19 Questions
curiousKC FAQ: Answering Your Queries About COVID-19
Age of Coronavirus: Developers Leave the Light On for Downtown Hotel Projects
Despite the economic lock down caused by the COVID-19 outbreak, developers say they are still actively pursuing hotel projects downtown.
Age of Coronavirus: Quarantine Diary
Here are some tips on getting social at a distance in the age of coronavirus.
Artists in Residence: The Royal Chief
The Royal Chief discusses his new record and the challenge of marketing new music with out shows during the COVID-19 outbreak.