Join award-winning journalist, host of Wait, Wait... Don't Tell Me!, and KANU alumnus Bill Kurtis for the release of his new book, Whirlwind: My Life Reporting the News.

The KU-Mizzou football Border Showdown is returning, and the teams' hometown public radio stations are getting in on the action! You can join in too, starting Sept. 4.

Starting July 3, Jazz in the Night's Bob McWilliams brings listeners an exclusive Vinyl Hour every Thursday at 9 p.m.

Enjoy a night of local music with KPR during 105 Live's Songwriter Showcase on Wednesday, August 6, at 7 p.m.

Sara Spencer will serve as members' connection to the station and help find new innovative ways to raise funding for KPR.

Congress has voted to claw back previously approved funds for public media stations across the country, including Kansas Public Radio.

Kansas Public Radio is delighted to introduce Matthew Algeo as our new local Morning Edition host. Matthew has deep roots in public radio and will begin hosting KPR's morning newscast on Memorial Day, May 26.

As the seasons continue to change, KPR is here with a fresh update to our Sunday programming schedule!

This semester, we have five wonderful KU students interning at KPR and Audio-Reader: Gracie Hughes, Caroline Blanke, Tyler Burkett, Kacie Fuller, and Anna Campbell. They have all been an asset to our organizations, and have used their individual education, experience, and personalities to bring something new to our team.

Bob McWilliams has been awarded the Governor's Arts Award for Excellence in Artistic Achievement, for his many years of supporting the music scene in Kansas.