Claudia Brancart is an Up To Date Intern for KCUR-FM, focusing on local news and events in Kansas City, Missouri. She covers a range of topics including food, politics, community issues, and cultural events, providing readers with insightful and informative articles about their local area.
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Claudia's coverage is heavily focused on local issues, particularly related to Kansas and Kansas City. She shows a strong interest in topics such as housing, COVID-19 impact, local politics, culture & society, climate change and community events.
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Waldo Thai's Tom Yum Goong with shrimp is spicy, sweet, and sour and uses a dash of coconut milk to add richness.
By: Claudia Brancart, Steve Kraske
In her new book "Party of One: Be Your Own Best Life Partner," NPR producer Meghan Keane demystifies several myths our culture perpetuates about romantic relationships. She also provides tools to learn how to nurture the most important relationship we’ll ever have — with ourselves.
By: Steve Kraske, Claudia Brancart
The Central Avenue Betterment Association, known as CABA, hosts one of the largest Día de los Muertos events in the metro on Central Avenue in Kansas City, Kansas.
By: Steve Kraske, Claudia Brancart
The historic Boone Theater, located at 1701 E. 18th Street in Kansas City's 18th and Vine District, is set to reopen in February 2026. Attractions will include The Black Movie Hall of Fame.
By: Claudia Brancart, Steve Kraske
If adopted by Missouri voters on Nov. 5, Amendment 3 would end the state's near-total abortion ban and would the right to reproductive freedom in the constitution. Opponents have criticized the ballot language for being too broad — and in some cases have spread misinformation about it.
By: Claudia Brancart, Steve Kraske
Both states have a non-partisan merit selection system where voters decide whether or not to keep a judge in office through regular retention elections. This year, a multitude of judges — including two on the Missouri Supreme Court — are up for retention on the 2024 ballot.
By: Claudia Brancart, Steve Kraske
"Life Beyond Earth?", which runs through June 2025 at the Linda Hall Library, documents the scientific search for extraterrestrial life and features talks with experts in the field.
By: Claudia Brancart, Brian Ellison
Missouri became the first state to overturn a near-total abortion ban through a voter referendum in last week's election. Planned Parenthood Great Plains president Emily Wales says they're ready to resume abortion services by early December, although prolonged legal battles could push that date back.
By: Brian Ellison, Claudia Brancart
Dixon’s Famous Chili in Independence first opened in 1919, and was a favorite of Harry S. Truman’s before, during and after his presidency.
By: Brian Ellison, Claudia Brancart
The family-run establishment began as a food truck in 2021 and just celebrated its one year anniversary at its brick-and-mortar location at 1196 Douglas Street. The restaurant specializes in traditional homestyle dishes from the state of Guerrero, Mexico.
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