When you think of beer, what comes to mind? A backyard BBQ or maybe a night out with friends? Some are using the popular adult beverage to re-hydrate after working out. Experts say before downing a cold one there are things you need to know.

Nearly 300-thousand people in the metro have Diabetes. Is there a possible cure with a new fad diet? What doctors say about this growing trend, and if cures are on the way.

We track the looming BA.2 surge here in the metro, plus, the new variants showing up overseas sparking concern.

It's a weekend full of galas and events here in the metro. From the AIDS Walk to Beat the Odds for Epilepsy, how you can help your neighbors, doctors and researchers in their quest for a cure.

You may be shocked to find out how much sugar you eat every day. But rest assured food makers know. It’s called the “bliss point,” and they know how much to add to make us keep coming back for more. Our experts will tell us why too much sugar is bad and how to keep from eating so much.

Skippy may be his fame name, but the life of this popular K.C. music man wasn't always in tune. Skippy's connection to transplant and what he wants you to know.

This sixty-second screening can help save your life from the leading cause of cancer death among men and women. More people die of lung cancer than colon, breast and prostate cancers combined with the lowest survival rate by far... five years post-treatment. Like all cancers, catch it early and the odds of surviving are in your favor.

Journalists covering the pandemic had more than the virus to overcome. How did they keep staff safe and cut through the misinformation? We’re joined by several area newsroom leaders and news anchors to learn what happened behind the scenes when covering a once in a lifetime pandemic.