Historians have long pointed to the devastation of smallpox and other European-introduced diseases in tracing the demise of North America’s indigen...

Whitney Terrell’s novel, The King of Kings County, remains a landmark examination of white flight and th...

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Beyond fathering a nation, founding a great university, and leaving a legacy as an architect and inventor, Thomas Jefferson was a forefather of mod...

Award-winning chefs Colby and Megan Garrelts discuss some of the 50 handcrafted recipes included in their new boo...

Jessica Neuwirth, founder of the women’s rights organization Equality Now, discusses her new book Equal Means Equal: W...

Author Cynthia Bond is joined by the Library’s Director of Readers’ Services Kaite Stover for a discussion of Bon...

Kansas City’s ad-industry history runs deep, featuring a host of agencies representing major brands including Guy’s Potato Chips and the McDonald’s Ha...

Bestselling author and former Kansas City Star columnist Joe Posnanski discusses his new book about the most remarkable r...