Liberty's Beacon lights up the WWI memorial's tower for seven weekends, marking its 100th year with no ticket required.

Trailhead Books closes its 63rd Street doors September 26, but the Raytown shop will keep selling online and at pop-ups.

KC Clay Guild's new 18,600-square-foot Midtown home is set to open with expanded studio space.

Free screenings at Charlotte Street will spotlight animation, horror and local shorts as the festival marks its seventh year.

The 46th annual festival fills Westport Road and Pennsylvania Avenue with juried local art, live music and kids' activities the following weekend.

The legendary soul group headlines a cigar-themed concert at Municipal Auditorium, fresh off a $40 million bond-funded renovation push.

Wu-Tang's Ghostface Killah declared himself a Chiefs fan and named Patrick Mahomes his favorite QB during a Kansas City afterparty.

Overland Park's own Riggle returns for a Kansas City premiere with a Q&A before the film opens nationwide.

The Liberty museum, site of the first daylight bank robbery in U.S. history, ran deficits near $30,000 a year even after a price hike.

O’Shea Jackson Jr. and Kansas City fans defended the 54-year-old rapper after TMZ suggested he needed reintroducing.

Maud Wagner of Emporia joined the circus and defied convention with hand-poked ink. Her story headlines a KCUR live podcast on September 24 in Overland Park.

Pintscher’s leadership and a new contract extension send the Kansas City Symphony back to Europe this August, with a Helzberg Hall preview on Aug. 21.

Third-year Japanese summer festival in Merriam adds 20-plus vendors and tighter safety controls instead of chasing bigger crowds.