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Feature
The patients aren't the only ones doing crazy things at Western Missouri Mental Health.
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State Lines
Forty years later, still no sewer.
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Janovy
“I wish they’d been built downtown. That would have been a great gift.”
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What has Alan Wheat been up to lately?
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Interview
Tech N9ne experienced hell, lived to tell, and now he's ready to sell.
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Interview
Some of local rock's heaviest hitters get ready to battle with paddles.
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Interview
Early in his solo career, Will Hoge is making powerful friends.
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Season to Risk and Kristie Stremel’s long-delayed albums are worth the wait.
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Hear & Now
Irresistible (Columbia) / Everybody Doesn't (Maverick)
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Hear & Now
Drawn From Life (Astralwerks) / 10,000 HZ Legend (Astralwerks)
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Restaurant Reviews
Iliki Café
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Fat Mouth
Ali Baba Café continues to fight off its Taco Bell past.
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Film
Fishing on the cheap can still cost an arm.
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Film
Jay and Silent Bob tells the ultimate inside joke, without a punch line.
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Film
Scorpion is fun if familiar, one of Allen's typical Manhattan riffs.
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Stage
The Northland Actors Ensemble's Speed of Darkness is a clunker.
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Hall
KC's ass-kicking choirboy teaches the town a lesson.
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If you AM radio is on the fritz, catch up on all of your sports talk here!
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Stuff
Thirty years later, Harry Belafonte finds closure in a once-lost project.
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Night & Day
The first African-American female astronaut hangs up her spacesuit to change things on earth.
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Night & Day
Comedy Central’s Dave Attell visited Kansas City, but we’ll need to watch Insomniac to find out what he saw.
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Night & Day
Week of August 23, 2001
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Letters from the week of August 23 , 2001
