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Three Kansas City hospitals are teaming up to expand access to theranostics, a cutting-edge treatment that targets diseased cells like a heat-seeking missile while sparing healthy tissue. Children's Mercy will become one of the first hospitals in the nation to offer this life-saving therapy to kids.
Four of the world's top women's rugby teams will compete at Kansas City's CPKC Stadium this April, returning to a venue that already broke U.S. attendance records. The stadium, built specifically for women's professional sports, welcomes the Pacific Four Series as part of America's growing rugby future.
Jason Sudeikis is bringing the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum to millions of viewers worldwide when Ted Lasso returns in 2026. The Kansas City native shut down the historic museum to film episodes exploring the parallel histories of racial barriers in baseball and English soccer.
Nearly three years after opening its new terminal, Kansas City International Airport has generated 40,000 jobs and $6.3 billion in economic output. The investment is transforming Kansas City into a global destination just as the city prepares to welcome the world for six FIFA World Cup matches this summer.
Kansas City Royals first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino isn't just playing for Team Italy in the 2026 World Baseball Classic. He's leading a movement to grow baseball in his ancestral homeland from the ground up.
The Kansas City Royals are covering museum admission for the fifth year straight, opening doors to Negro Leagues history for everyone in February. Over 50,000 people have visited free since 2022.
When his friend couldn't afford a prosthetic leg, Jason Sudeikis threw a barbecue that raised enough for the limb—and sparked a movement. Nine years later, his annual charity event has raised over $5 million to help more than 2,000 amputees walk again.
Nine-year-old Prophet Ndungu was scared of burning toast, but that didn't stop him from making French toast at a Kansas City cooking class designed for blind and visually impaired kids. The program teaches young people essential kitchen skills so they can cook independently at home.