City Scout: Holiday Festivities in K.C.

An abundance of decorative, tasty, and educational festivities are on top in Kansas City during this holiday season.


The inside of a missile silo, looking skyward.

November 20, 1983

On this date in Missouri History: The made-for-TV-drama, The Day After, captivated audiences while showing the fictional destruction of Kansas City.


The Greek goddess Athena

October 13, 1887

On this day in Missouri history, the Priests of Pallas parade, a week-long festival that was a remarkable sight and attracted big names to the city for decades, debuts in Kansas City.


Tasty Eats, Done Dirt Cheap

8 Great Places for Inexpensive Eats in Missouri


Getting MO Peace

It’s been a wild eighteen months. Many shifted work and home lives around during the pandemic in an effort to keep others safe. Now as more people are vaccinated, and as case numbers decline and establishments continue to open up, we should all feel relieved, right? Not exactly, says Dr. Arpit Aggarwal of MU Health Care.


A Latino Arts Festival, Urban Hikes, An Arcade, and More in Kansas City

Dine on a historic streetcar, take an urban hike, celebrate Latino art and more in KC. 


Outdoor Wonders: 19 Conservation Areas

Explore these 19 conservation areas across the state.


Fountain, Jesse Clyde Nichols Memorial

August 23, 1880

This the birthday of Jesse Clyde Nichols, the visionary developer who created Kansas City's beautiful Country Club Plaza.