A group of people walk Feb. 6, 2026, through the Statehouse in Topeka, demonstrating opposition to a recently passed bathroom ban. (Photo by Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector) LAWRENCE — Attorneys will ...
Spinning Tree Theatre’s Teen Writers Fest showcases humor, vulnerability, and creative inevitability
The cast of the 2026 Teen Writers Fest // Photo by Brandon Parigo Do what you can’t not do. Write what you can’t not write. That was the advice UMKC playwriting instructor Frank Higgins gave mentee ...
The Pitch has partnered with a local political awareness organization called Loud Light. Their goal is to engage and empower individuals from underrepresented populations to build community power. And ...
Bad Omens. // photo by Jason Colvin Bad Omens with Beartooth and President T-Mobile Center Thursday, February 26 On Thursday, February 26, Bad Omens brought their Do You Feel Love tour to the T-Mobile ...
Photo by Tarik Sykes Sporting Kansas City rallied from a halftime deficit to earn a 2-2 draw on Saturday against Columbus ...
From March 23-29th, you get 1/2 off some of our favorite sandwiches in the city! Black Bear Diner Turkey Club Sandwich Piled with fresh, tasty, familiar ingredients, guests have voted this ...
Audrey’s Wine + Bourbon // Photo by For many people, the quarantines of the COVID pandemic brought about some interesting hobbies. Some of us got really into sourdough. Some of us indulged our green ...
Opinion
Trans Kansans struggle with reality of Legislature’s cruelty as driver’s licenses are invalidated
Jaelynn Abegg, a trans rights activist from Wichita, leads a group of around 50 people who used bathrooms Feb. 6, 2026, throughout the Statehouse to demonstrate what she called the absurdity of a ...
Shawn McClenny of Lilico’s Taverna // Photo by Shawn McClenny has had quite the journey in the Kansas City hospitality scene.
The Missouri House on Thursday passed a bill sponsored by state Rep. Brian Seitz, a Branson Republican, that would remove a sunset on the state’s law barring transgender athletes from competing ...
Tylosaurus, the state marine fossil, on display Feb. 24, 2026, at the Statehouse. (Photo by Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector) Another day, another message conveyed via whisper or discreet note. Did you ...
Art by Teddy Rosen This opinion investigation draws on input from LGBTQ+ activists and trans and gender-expansive sensitivity ...
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