KCPD awarded $3.6 million grant by the DOJ
May 13th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
According to a recent release, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas announced today that the Kansas City Police Department has been awarded […]
Mattie Rhodes Center distributes 400 meals to the Northeast community
May 7th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
Wednesday, May 6, the Mattie Rhodes Center in Northeast Kansas City handed out 400 meals to the community thanks to […]
Northeast Newscast Episode 137: Latino Arts Virtual Festival 2020 with Deanna Munoz
May 6th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
This week, we are talking with one Kansas City mother who created something incredible after seeing the need for affordable art mentorship in the Latinx community
New website connects KC businesses to PPE suppliers
May 6th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
Elizabeth Orosco Managing Editor Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas announced a new website, KCPPE.com, that will connect Kansas City businesses […]
KC CARE Health Center continues to serve the community after nearly 50 years
May 6th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
Elizabeth Orosco Managing Editor As COVID-19 sweeps across the globe, affecting millions of people, nurses and doctors stand on the […]
Kansas City leaders seek diversity data in SBA lending programs
May 6th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
Elizabeth Orosco Managing Editor As the Kansas City stay-at-home order remains in effect until May 15 and non-essential businesses continue […]
Kansas City EDC accepting applications for Small Business Relief Loan Fund
May 1st, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
According to a recent release, the Kansas City Economic Development Corporation (EDC) is accepting applications for the Missouri Small Business […]
New website connects KC businesses to PPE suppliers
May 1st, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas announced a new website, KCPPE.com, that will connect Kansas City businesses with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) suppliers.
Northeast Newscast Episode 136: Money tips from a financial advisor
April 29th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
Man found dead on train tracks
April 26th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
According to Kansas City Police, a man was found dead by railroad personnel Saturday night on train tracks near Guinotte […]
Mayor Lucas announces new appointees to Health Commission
April 24th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
According to a recent release, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas announced new appointments to the Kansas City Health Commission: […]
Mattie Rhodes Center offers emergency food assistance for families in need
April 22nd, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
As businesses remain shut in an effort to reduce the spread of COVID-19, many families who no longer have income […]
Northeast Newscast Episode 135: KC Public Library Digital Resources w/ Dave LaCrone
April 21st, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
KCPS serves students in full force as schools remain closed
April 17th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
As schools have been ordered to remain closed for the rest of the school year, the Kansas City Public School […]
WWI Museum and Memorial remains closed until further notice
April 16th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
Kansas City’s WWI Museum and Memorial announced today it will remain closed until further notice. Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas […]
Mayor Lucas discusses KC’s response to COVID-19
April 16th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
Thursday, April 16, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas extended the citywide stay-at-home order until Friday, May 15. The order was […]
Digital resource of the week: ‘Brokenomics: 50 ways to live the dream on a dime’ (ebook and audiobook)
April 15th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
In collaboration with the Kansas City Public Library’s North-East branch, this week’s digital resource of the week, submitted by Dave Joiner, is “Brokenomics: 50 ways to live the dream on a dime” by Dina Gachman.
Northeast Newscast Episode 134: Telehealth services with KC CARE Health Center
April 15th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
KC CARE Health Center offers virtual doctor visits via Telehealth
April 10th, 2020by Elizabeth Orosco
KC CARE Health Center is offering patients a way to visit with doctors via phone, tablet, or computer.

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