Elaine Geisel talks with Dennis Patton of the Johnson County Extension office about the invasive Emerald Ash Borer.

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Tom Darden and others like him are seriously looking at products that have positive environmental effect. He’s been able to help companies, such as sawmills, to change the way they produce their products. He’s been working in the field of investing in developing technology, products, and services that are environmentally safe. One of his personal interests is connecting companies with China to help address environmental problems there.

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Last week, a three-judge panel of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals held that, in light of the City's "distressing pattern of limited FDNY minority hiring," broad relief ordered by the district judge to end discrimination in the FDNY was "entirely warranted."

As part of our Lawyers You'll Like series we're joined by attorney Anne O'Berry, she's the Vice President of the Southern Region of the National Lawyers Guild.

After weeks of powerful testimony the trial of former Guatemalan dictator Efran Ross Montt and his intelligence chief Jos Rodriguez Sanchez ended with a guilty conviction on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity, the first time a former head of state had been found guilty of genocide in his or her own country.

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KKFI 90.1 FM celebrated its 25th year on-air on February 28, 2013. Here are some supporter’s comments about the impact of KKFI on the lives of listeners. Hawk Jones – What an amazing accomplishment, kiddos, kudos. Davina Anne Gabriel – …

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The KC area witnessed record-setting snows this week — February 21 and February 25-26, 2013. These are photos around the KKFI studios and from listeners at their location.    

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Our beloved Steve Peters passed away unexpectedly Wednesday, February 20. He was a long-time KKFI 90.1 FM folk music programmer and founding member of the station. Services will be Saturday, March 2, 1:30 pm at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 1300 …

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