Grace Hills

Reporting Intern

Grace Hills is a journalism student at the University of Kansas and reporting intern at Kansas City PBS.

Stories by Grace Hills

The entry to Fountain Haus in Westport.

How Can We Protect Safe Spaces and LGBTQ+ People in Kansas City?

Activists Justice Horn and Dakota Allen share how Kansas City can be a safer city for the LGBTQ+ community after two pellet gun shootings at Fountain Haus.

Folks hold up pink white and blue signs that read "We Are Still Here" at a transgender rights protest in Kansas City.

Lawrence Follows KC in Becoming a Transgender Safe Haven

Lawrence City Commission has passed an ordinance declaring the city a transgender safe haven, following a similar step taken by Kansas City in May.

Profile picture of a smiling Logan Williams.

Who Are the Houseless? Their Stories, in Their Words  

Who are the houseless in Kansas City? Flatland asked seven houseless people to share their stories in their words. This is what they had to say.

Kansas Citians protesting anti-transgender legislation in Missouri and Kansas.

Pondering KC’s Quest to Become a Transgender ‘Safe Haven’

Kansas City's quest to become a "safe haven" in the wake of anti-transgender legislation in Missouri turns on raw politics and vexing legal questions.

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