Claudia Brancart is an Up To Date Producer at KCUR 89.3. She covers a diverse range of themes including arts and entertainment, theater, and food and beverages, while also delving into law and legal affairs, legislation, and social issues in Missouri and Kansas City. Claudia's work has been featured in Kcur-Fm.
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By: Steve Kraske, Josh Marvine, Claudia Brancart
Lindsey Rood-Clifford is the president and CEO of Starlight Theatre in Kansas City's Swope Park.
By: Steve Kraske, Claudia Brancart
The Kansas City Rose Society, the nonprofit group behind the maintenance of the Laura Conyers Smith Municipal Rose Garden, wants to raise $20,000 dollars by Dec. 31 to begin restoration of the ground's stone pillars.
By: Steve Kraske, Claudia Brancart
Allison Levering (left) and Shia Blackcloud (right) co-anchor "Good Morning Indian Country," a collaboration by students from Haskell Indian Nations University and the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas.
Got a sweet tooth for the holidays? Here's a guide to the Kansas City metro's most decadent cakes, divine chocolates, creative baked goods and more treats.
By: Claudia Brancart, Steve Kraske
The fundraiser for the popular comedy club in the Crossroads Arts District runs nonstop from Friday, Dec. 20 at 7 p.m. through Saturday, Dec. 21 at 11 p.m. Local comedians will perform improv, sketch, stand-up, musical numbers and more.
By: Claudia Brancart
Fatima Hodzic opened Burek and Cake in Kansas City's Northland just over two years ago. The Bosnian bakery is known for its cakes, bureks and Bosnian coffee.
By: Steve Kraske, Claudia Brancart
The national competition takes place Jan. 3-6 at the Kansas City Convention Center and will include some 20 Olympians and Paralympians from Team USA. One Overland Park coach is sending 13 students to compete in the Cup.
By: Steve Kraske, Claudia Brancart
A Kansas City judge temporarily lifted Missouri's abortion ban in December. However, she left licensing restrictions on the books, which means it's impossible for Planned Parenthood Great Plains to resume performing the procedure yet.
By: Steve Kraske, Claudia Brancart, Ryan Saul
Jake Erwin, Elana James and Whit Smith of the Hot Club of Cowtown play at Kansas City's Folly Theater on Saturday, Jan. 18.
Jim's Alley Bar, in the Crossroads neighborhood, serves comfort food in old-school digs.
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