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Program offers technology education to incarcerated women
Since 2019, the Center for Digital Inclusion has served more than 1,000 women through their technology education program, which includes Microsoft Office and coding.
Haskell Indian Nations University student suing Trump administration speaks out
"We want our staff and faculty back here on campus, and we want security," said Haskell freshman Ella Bowen. "We want to know that our education isn't just an option."
Platte County residents seek transparency on AA/Waukomis Drive improvements
A major project is in the works for AA Highway, also known as Waukomis Drive, and while many agree it’s needed for safety, some are calling for more transparency on the plans.
Independence officials share update on IRIS transit operations
IRIS micro transit has been providing rides in Independence for a little over two months. Riders say they have mixed feelings about the system that replaced inter-city buses.
Carpenters Union pushes for affordable, accessible health care
The average family of four with health insurance spent $31,065 in medical costs, including insurance premiums, in 2023, according to debt.org.
Dangerous or 'misunderstood'? Lenexa man wants raccoons as pets in Kansas
A Lenexa man is trying to legalize pet raccoons in Kansas. Stephen Kaspar is one step closer after testifying before the Kansas Legislature last month.
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