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Up To Date

What Kansas City cares about. Up To Date brings people together for daily conversations about what’s happening in our region and how it affects our lives. Featuring interviews with artists, lawmakers, experts and everyday residents, plus original reporting from the KCUR newsroom, Up To Date keeps our city connected.

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3 nov. 2026

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Nurses are calling on Kansas City’s largest healthcare system to increase security at hospitals 03.11.2026

Nurses want Kansas City’s largest healthcare system to increase security at hospitals. The demands follow the shooting death of a visitor at Centerpoint Medical Center in Independence, Missouri. The suspect charged in the death was a patient at the hospital at the time of the shooting.

Are you ready to go vote? Everything voters need to know as they head to the poles 02.11.2026

With midterms finally upon us, Steve took a deeper look at the ballot measures and key races Kansas and Missouri voters will weigh in on when they head to the poles. 

Children's Mercy 30.10.2026

Christy Moreno

Overland Park ice cream shop that hires workers with disabilities is hitting the road 30.10.2026

The Golden Scoop in Overland Park, which hires people with developmental and intellectual disabilities, is closing the doors on its flagship store and going mobile with an ice cream truck. CEO Amber Schreiber said employees will learn new skills and meet more community members.

Will the outcome of the election settle Missouri's map dispute? The Attorney General isn’t so sure 29.10.2026

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is expecting more lawsuits challenging the outcome of the Nov. 3 vote on the 2025 Congressional map. She talked with KCUR’s Up To Date about how her office will handle the next legal battle, and her fight to protect personal data and children.

A former Obama advisor and a Republican strategist weigh in on the midterm elections 28.10.2026

Former Obama Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes and Republican strategist Annie Kelly Kuhle joined KCUR’s Up To Date to discuss next week’s midterm elections.

Med School 28.10.2026

Dr. hahn

Kansas crowns first girls flag football state champions, as team hopes to push women’s sports 27.10.2026

Last week, two teams from the Kansas City suburbs faced off for the inaugural Kansas title in girls flag football. Newly-anointed champions St. James Academy hope it’s a critical moment in advancing the visibility of women’s sports.

Adam Hamilton 26.10.2026

Adam Hamilton pod

UTD_10-23-2026 keri ingle 23.10.2026

Ingle, who has represented in the Missouri House since 2019, is running against outgoing Missouri House Speaker Jon Patterson to represent Lee’s Summit, Blue Springs and other cities in eastern Jackson County in the state Senate. Democrats are targeting the seat in hopes of breaking the chamber’s Republican supermajority.  

UTD_10-23-2026 book show 23.10.2026

A body-horror novel about parasitic vampires, a beautifully designed scientific book about eerie plants and an exploration of family history narrated by the ghosts of ancestors are among Kansas City librarians’ and booksellers’ picks this Halloween season.

Kansas City rabbi recounts detention by Israeli forces in the West Bank during olive harvest 23.10.2026

Kansas City Rabbi Doug Alpert was detained for several hours by Israeli forces this week while helping Palestinian farmers harvest olives in the West Bank. He joined KCUR’s Up To Date to discuss what happened.

Kansas U.S. Senate candidates try to appeal to voters who typically don’t turn out for midterm elections 22.10.2026

People who don’t typically vote in midterm elections were the target audience during the Wednesday night debate between U.S. Sen. Roger Marshall and Adam Hamilton. The outcome of the election could help flip the balance of power in the Senate, making the debate a vital opportunity to rally each political party’s base to cast a ballot. 

Jon Patterson wants to be an 'independent' Republican voice in race for Missouri Senate 22.10.2026

Outgoing Missouri House Speaker Jon Patterson and Rep. Keri Ingle are running in a competitive race to represent Lee’s Summit, Blue Springs and other cities in eastern Jackson County. Democrats are targeting the seat in hopes of breaking the state senate’s Republican supermajority.

Kansas City’s Arabia Steamboat Museum will close next month — and it doesn’t have a new space yet 21.10.2026

The Arabia Steamboat Museum, home to the largest collection of pre-Civil War artifacts in the world, announced last year that it would leave its River Market location when its lease expires on Nov. 13. Museum owner David Hawley has been seeking a new home for years.

Cindy Holscher candidate interview 21.10.2026

Cindy Holscher candidate interview

Chris Mann Interview 20.10.2026

Chris Mann Interview

New list of Kansas City’s ‘Most Endangered Places’ showcases historic buildings worth preserving 19.10.2026

For the first time in five years, the nonprofit Historic KC has released its list of “Most Endangered Places” in Kansas City. The organization hopes it could lead to the restoration of buildings that demonstrate Kansas City’s architectural heritage.

Kansas City nonprofit seeks approval to open a low-barrier shelter in the Historic Northeast 16.10.2026

 The Open Doors Foundation planned to open a hostel to house World Cup visitors, and use profits to help convert the location into a low-barrier homeless shelter. But a series of zoning citations and complaints from neighbors prevented either project from moving forwar

Casting an informed vote in Kansas or Missouri can be tricky. Here’s some tips 14.10.2026

Election Day in Kansas and Missouri is on Nov. 3, and early voting has already begun. If you’re trying to figure out how to start the process of understanding your ballot, “Google’s your friend,” one Kansas political scientist says. (And so is KCUR!)

KC Soundcheck: Kansas City musician Bobby Watson mentors a new generation of jazz artists 14.10.2026

Kansas City jazz legend Bobby Watson wants to ensure the city’s jazz history and traditions don’t fade with age. The saxophonists and composer’s latest album, “Continuum” is a testimonial about passing knowledge to younger artists.

‘Keep your kids close.’ How Kansas City families can stay safe this Halloween 14.10.2026

Ghosts, ghouls and… personal liability lawsuits? Halloween can turn overlooked hazards into serious injuries and complicated legal questions. Trip-and-falls, dangerous decorations, pedestrian crashes, defective costumes and even golf carts can create unforeseen disasters.

UMKC men’s soccer team, ranked among top in country, is Kansas City’s ‘best kept secret’ 13.10.2026

One of the best sports teams in the country is flying under the radar in Kansas City. The Roos men’s soccer team at the University of Missouri-Kansas City has achieved its best national ranking in program history, and the season is far from over.

Christal Watson 13.10.2026

Christal Watson

Kansas City high school robotics teams modified battery cars for toddlers with disabilities 12.10.2026

Some kids with mobility challenges are missing out on playing with peers and siblings. Thanks to a partnership between Variety KC and The Barstow School’s robotics team, seven Kansas City toddlers received modified ride-on cars to give them more independence and a new chance to play with others. 

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