The Kansas City stockyards were the place for some creatures to be back in the 1870s, helping the area known as the West Bottoms grow rapidly.

Though not a traditional movie theater, the Coates Opera House (1870-1901) was the earliest grand theater in Kansas City, marking the city’s transformation into a cosmopolitan center.

Heard of “glamping?” It’s a combination of “camping” and “glamour” to form a very appealing portmanteau for those who aren’t ...

Between 1889 and 1923, the Pittsburgh Pirates and their predecessor, the Alleghenies, as well as the Pittsburgh Crawfords and ...

A reader worries that the proposed SAVE Act, which requires a birth certificate or passport to register to vote, would disenfranchise millions of married women who do not have passports and whose ...

News 4 got Congressman Tom Cole on the record about where he stands on issues surrounding DOGE cuts affecting Oklahoma jobs, cuts to the U.S. Department of Education, and several other topics ...

The brick streets downtown are lined with cute shops and restaurants. You can almost hear the clip-clop of horses from the ...

For history enthusiasts, the nearby town of Cottonwood Falls (practically Strong City’s conjoined twin) boasts the stunning ...

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