Erica Hunzinger
Erica Hunzinger is the editor of Harvest Public Media, based at KCUR in Kansas City, Missouri.
Born and bred in central Illinois, Erica branched out to the University of Missouri-Columbia for her journalism degree and later earned an MA in Humanities (with an emphasis on poetry) from the University of Chicago.
Previously, Erica was the politics, education and criminal justice editor at St. Louis Public Radio. She also spent five years on The Associated Press' Central Region editing desk, where she took a keen interest in working on regional agriculture stories. She started her career on copy-editing desks at The News Journal in Wilmington, Delaware, and The News & Observer in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Erica is a farmer's granddaughter, attuned to the smell of cow manure and processed soybeans, nurtures flowers and plants and pays way too much attention to baseball.
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Ha llegado la hora de votar, pero ¿a quién? KCUR puede ayudarle a tomar una decisión con este resumen de las principales campañas políticas, enlaces a… -
Washington, D.C., or Topeka: No matter the seat of power, you deserve to know who is on the ballot and what their views are.The time has come to cast a…
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Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health called it an "evolving situation," and has been doing contact tracing as the university began a new semester this week.
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Political campaigns are competing against a pandemic for Kansans’ attention. So, heads up: There’s a big primary election on the horizon.The first step…
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The University of Kansas said it canceled contracts with the Lawrence massage therapist earlier this year when initial charges of child sex abuse were filed.
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Kansas high school teams can start informal workouts in a few weeks, provided they maintain social distancing and stick to small groups of athletes. But fan-favorite sports like football and soccer could go by the wayside in the fall if the coronavirus is still spreading.
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As the neighboring states of Missouri and Colorado begin to lift restrictions, the governor of Kansas is making plans to do the same. But it's unlikely to be business as usual with the coronavirus still sticking around.
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Five Republicans with backgrounds in health care, nonprofits, politics and engineering are looking to take back the U.S. House seat that represents Johnson, Wyandotte counties and a slice of Miami County.
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Two Baptist churches that sued Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly over an executive order restricting church services to 10 or fewer congregants will be able to meet. Another hearing is scheduled for April 23.
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At least six female athletes at the University of Kansas reported they experienced unwanted touching from a massage therapist who was recently charged...
