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curiousKC | Help Inform Our Coverage of the Climate and Utility Bill Crisis

By | December 20, 2021 | 0
A view of power lines against a pink sunset illustrates a story about how the climate changes affect utility costs and burdens. Flatland reporters Vicky Diaz-Camacho and Catherine Hoffman will report on this issue for the next Flatland Show episode, entitled "The Cost of Utilities in Kansas City."

Flatland will report on the climate and utility cost issue for the next Flatland Show episode. What questions do you want our team to investigate?

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curiousKC: What Happened to Berbiglia Wine & Spirits?

By | December 6, 2021 | 0
A former Berbiglia Wine & Spirits storefront awaits construction.

With origins dating back to the early 1900s, Berbiglia Wine & Spirits once dominated the local market. But whatever happened to the chain?

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curiousKC | How the People Who Are Native to KC Lived, and Why Their Story Has Been Erased

By | November 29, 2021 | 0
A multi-colored mural of Osage Nation members against a light pink backdrop. This story outlines the erasure of one of the many Native American nations who resided on what we now know at Kansas City.

The story of how Kansas City came to be often eliminates the story of the tribes who were forcibly removed. This is the story of the Osage Nation.

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curiousKC | A Guide to Learn (and Demystify) Critical Race Theory

By | November 15, 2021 | 0
An illustration of a group of people against a brown paper backdrop. This accompanies a story on understanding and demystifying critical race theory and how learning is a unifier for the community.

The legal theory “Critical Race Theory” has dominated headlines. What is it and who’s responsible? Here’s your guide.

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curiousKC | The Story Behind the Sioux Scout

By | November 8, 2021 | 1
Cyrus E. Dallin's sculpture of The Scout overlooks downtown from Penn Valley Park.

The curiousKC team recounts the story behind The Scout, an iconic statue of a Native American on horseback overlooking downtown from Penn Valley Park.

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