2023 MARC news in review

The relationship between race and housing in the United States has a long past and a lasting impact. Understanding this relationship in the Kansas City region is critical for comprehending the housing patterns we have today and planning a more equitable tomorrow.

A lack of nearly 64,000 affordable rental units in the Kansas City region leaves low-income households with limited options.

A group representing cities that participate in the KC Communities for All Ages recognition program visited two new age-friendly parks in Johnson County.

A new law reclassified public safety communications personnel as first responders, allowing them to access state-funded mental health resources.

The new Recycle Better flyer gives clear, updated guidelines on what should and should not go in your curbside recycling bin in the Kansas City region.

March 1 is the beginning of ozone season. Know what to do to protect your health and reduce pollution in the event of an Ozone Alert.

Nearly 70% of Americans take at least one prescription drug regularly, and more than half take two, according to the Mayo Clinic. That translates to a large amount of leftover pills and prescription bottles that eventually have to go somewhere. In the Kansas City area, there are many safe disposal options.

KC Walks inspired the Kansas City region to walk, bike and stroll in the fall.