Pedestrian suffers critical injuries in early morning hit and run
June 23rd, 2022by admin
Update: The female pedestrian has succumbed to her injuries according to KCPD. A female pedestrian who was standing in the […]
Cafe Cá Phê hosts fundraising yard sale
June 22nd, 2022by EllieAna Hale
EllieAna Hale Editorial Assistant Cafe Cá Phê hosted a Yard Sale Pop-Up Event on June 17 to fundraise and support […]
World Refugee Day celebration brings together the stories of a diverse community
June 22nd, 2022by EllieAna Hale
EllieAna HaleEditorial Assistant On June 18, the North-East Branch of the Kansas City Public Library hosted the city’s annual World […]
Community Calendar
June 22nd, 2022by admin
FRIDAY, JUNE 24 –Welcoming KC Presents the International Food Tour. $30 per person. CLICK HERE MORE MORE DETAILS SATURDAY, JUNE […]
Sewing Labs welcome international textile recycler
June 22nd, 2022by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor The Sewing Labs of Kansas City, a nonprofit teaching the legacy of sewing for employment, entrepreneurship, […]
Students make change in Northeast
June 22nd, 2022by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor Students from the Ryogoku Soccer Academy are creating change in their community, one project at a […]
Troost gets creative with business collective
June 22nd, 2022by Aniaya Reed
Aniaya Reed Editorial Assistant The Troost Market Collective (TMC) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to create equitable economic […]
Remember this? 86-year-old Music Hall, Little Theater
June 20th, 2022by EllieAna Hale
Eighty-six years ago, on June 14, 1936, the Kansas City Music Hall and Little Theater venue space opened inside Kansas […]
Arts Asylum presents “Heathers: The Musical”
June 17th, 2022by EllieAna Hale
On June 15, Faust Theatre is bringing the dark comedy, “Heathers: The Musical,” to the Arts Asylum through June 25. […]
Police report late death near 8th and Benton
June 16th, 2022by admin
On May 28, at 5:30 a.m., officers were called to the 3200 block of East 8th Street on a reported […]
Bushnell talks truck-eating bridge on trucker podcast
June 15th, 2022by Michael Bushnell
The OOIDA (Owner-Operator Independent Driver Association), the international trade association representing the interests of independent owner-operators and professional drivers on […]
Project ElderCool takes on the summer heat with a sustainable solution to heat-related deaths
June 15th, 2022by EllieAna Hale
EllieAna Hale Editorial Assistant Summer is here and with that comes excruciating heat and air conditioning systems on blast. But […]
Classified
June 15th, 2022by admin
101 Contractors & Builders MARK’S REMODELING ROOFING, SIDING, DOORS WINDOWS, PLUMBING SHEETROCK, ELECTRICAL NO JOB TOO SMALL 816-537-3193 103 Lawn […]
Historic Stevens House chosen as filming location
June 15th, 2022by Dorri Partain
Dorri Partain Contributor The former home of Judge Edward A. Stevens has been the site for many social gatherings during […]
City transfers ownership of collection to Kansas City Museum Foundation
June 15th, 2022by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor The Kansas City Museum Foundation (KCMF), the governing body of the Kansas City Museum, now owns […]
Kansas City opens cooling centers to help residents beat the heat
June 13th, 2022by admin
Kansas City is offering cooling centers all over the City so that people who need escape the excessive heat will […]
KCPS announces Superintendent Bedell’s departure
June 9th, 2022by Abby Hoover
Kansas City Public Schools (KCPS) announced today that Superintendent Dr. Mark Bedell will be leaving the district after six years. […]
County Legislator Galvin announces run for Executive
June 8th, 2022by admin
Theresa Cass Galvin has announced her candidacy to run for the Jackson County Executive seat. Elected to the County Legislature […]
One Stop Hair opens at 3017 Independence Blvd
June 8th, 2022by admin
One Stop Hair and Beauty Supplies opened on June 4, 2022, with a ribbon cutting at the shop, located at […]

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