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Feature
Lifer Bill Herron Knew exactly how to get out of jail - until the Missouri Department of Corrections locked him in solitary and kept him there.
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State Lines
The weather outside has gotten as chilly as City Hall.
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Kansas City Strip
Charles E. Curry left two legacies.
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Interview
After ditching his rural roots, Rex Hobart returns to country — with a twist.
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Around Hear
A is for apple, J is for jacks, and A through J is for this week's column.
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Hear & Now
Drukqs (London/Sire)
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Hear & Now
Rapture (Spitfire) / Bitter Suites to Succubi (Spitfire)
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Hear & Now
Lovage: Music to Make Love to Your Old Lady By (Tommy Boy/75Ark)
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Hear & Now
Disco Nouveau (Ghostly International)
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Restaurant Reviews
O'Neill's Restaurant and BarCafe Express,
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Fat Mouth
While high-end restaurants struggle through the economic downturn, neighborhood restaurants thrive.
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Film
Altman, at 76, rounds up the best of the Brits for a heroic resurrection.
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Art
Bruce Yonemoto's work produces some special effects.
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Hall
The Globetrotters were trailblazers in KC.
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Off the Couch
If your AM radio is on the fritz, catch up on all your sports talk here.
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Night & Day
William Mastrosimone plays guns.
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Night & Day
When Sierra Club members go camping, they don’t need the weather to be permitting.
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Letters
Letters from the week of January 10, 2001
