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Eight students from Alta Vista High School loaded up this morning for the Spring Break Youth Experience weekend in Chicago. […]
The Northeast News is seeking qualified summer interns
Qualifications The candidate should have at least two years of university-level news reporting experience on a variety of platforms including […]
Murder charges filed in Elizabeth Stivers homicide case
Charges have been filed against Elizabeth Stivers’ neighbor, 24-year-old Darion Hall, for her murder last week. On Wednesday, the Jackson […]
Kansas City Museum’s Derby Party fundraiser celebrates Worlds of Fun
Tickets are on sale now for the 8th Annual Derby Party. The Kansas City Museum’s annual fundraiser is back on […]
Loved ones gather to mourn homicide victim Elizabeth Stivers
Family and friends of Elizabeth Stivers gathered in front of her home on 7th Street Sunday evening to mourn, lighting […]
Jazz Draft takes over 18th and Vine!
UNESCO Creative City of Music – USA, in collaboration with the American Jazz Museum, will present a 12-hour jam session […]
Let there be STEM!
Over 300 students, ranging from kindergarteners to seniors in high school, packed into Union Station’s north waiting room on a […]
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¡Que haya STEM!
March 22nd, 2023by Daisy Garcia Montoya
Más de trescientos estudiantes, desde niños de preescolar hasta estudiantes de último año de secundaria, abarrotaron la sala de espera […]
Childcare owner marks 43 years of caring
March 22nd, 2023by Dorri Partain
The classroom is dark, and toddlers are stretched out on small cots for their afternoon nap. But Vonnie Occhipinto’s phone […]
Pearl’s Beauty Salon closes as longtime owner retires
March 22nd, 2023by Abby Hoover
With nimble fingers, Pearl Battaglia wraps short, silver hair around perm rods for one of her regular customers at Pearl’s […]
Suspect cites voodoo for Independence and Olive Homicide
March 17th, 2023by admin
Ibrahim A. Sharif Ahmed, 38 of Kansas City North cited voodoo as the partial cause for the killing of Abdullahi […]
Family mourns homicide victim, plans vigil
March 17th, 2023by Abby Hoover
The family of Elizabeth Stivers is mourning after she was killed Tuesday evening in Lykins. They plan to hold a […]
One dead in Independence and Olive homicide
March 16th, 2023by admin
Wednesday evening just before 9 p.m., Kansas City, MO Police officers (KCPD) were called to the area of Independence Boulevard […]
Disturbance ends in homicide near 7th and Spruce
March 15th, 2023by admin
One woman is dead following a disturbance in Lykins. Tuesday evening just after 9:15 PM, Kansas City, MO Police officers […]
Lead To Read increases literacy rates in Northeast elementary schools
March 15th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor In a James Elementary first grade classroom, students are paired off with adults, quietly reading or working […]
Community outreach programs brought to you by Jerusalem Farm
March 15th, 2023by admin
“WHAT CAN WE DO TODAY, SO THAT TOMORROW WE CAN DO WHAT WE CANNOT DO TODAY?” KC Tenants is organizing […]
RevEd Hosts Parent Power, an Event Celebrating the Power of Northeast Families
March 15th, 2023by Daisy Garcia Montoya
Daisy Garcia-MontoyaEducation Reporter Community members filled the RevEd space last Wednesday to celebrate parents who played an important role in […]
North Lawn tenants demand safe, affordable housing
March 10th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Tenants of the Gladstone Court Apartments are making demands for safe, affordable housing of the building’s new owner after the […]
In District & At Large Fourth District City Council Forum
March 8th, 2023by admin
On Tuesday, March 7, the Northeast News, the Citizens’ Association and the Northeast Kansas City Chamber of Commerce hosted candidates […]
Una maestra de East High School recibe una subvención para promover la educación STEM entre los estudiantes
March 8th, 2023by Daisy Garcia Montoya
Daisy Garcia-MontoyaEducation Reporter Dr. Maureen Obiesie, una maestra de química en East High School fue seleccionada para recibir una subvención […]
North Lawn tenants push back on sudden rent hike
March 8th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor On Monday, Feb. 27, KC Tenants held a solidarity rally in support of the tenants at an […]
HopeFaith remembers client killed in tragic crash
March 8th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor On Friday, March 3, Hope Faith Homeless Assistance Campus celebrated the life of Jesse Eckes whose life […]
Community gets to know KCPS candidates
March 8th, 2023by Daisy Garcia Montoya
Daisy Garcia MontoyaEducation reporter On Sunday evening, community members gathered at the Show Me KC Schools space at 2201 Lexington […]
Core Coffee thanks customers after one year in business
March 8th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor Core Coffee at 546 Olive St. in Pendleton Heights celebrated its first anniversary this past weekend with […]
Comfort food cafe owner turns spatula over to new owner
March 8th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor Portia’s Cafe at 3840 Truman Road is a staple of early morning breakfasts and weekday lunches in […]
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