I-35 shutdown due to cattle truck, SUV collission
September 28th, 2023by admin
If you are southbound on interstate 35 this morning headed for downtown, you may want to find an alternate route. […]
Nelly Don: The Musical debuts for local viewing
September 27th, 2023by admin
Dorri Partain Contributor A new, locally filmed production, “Nelly Don: The Musical” recounts the life of Nell Donnelly Reed, who found […]
El Departamento de Educación Primaria y Secundaria de Missouri anunció el programa de becas “Close the Gap”
September 27th, 2023by Daisy Garcia Montoya
Daisy Garcia MontoyaEducation Reporter Las familias de Missouri ahora tendrán la oportunidad de recibir una subvención única para ayudar en […]
Record numbers turn out for John V. Mesh Scholarship Fundraiser
September 27th, 2023by Michael Bushnell
Michael Bushnell Publisher Over 200 shooters turned out on a stormy Saturday morning at Powder Creek Shooting Park in Lenexa, Kan., […]
Mattie Rhodes opens health clinic to serve Jackson County’s Latinos population
September 27th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor Last Friday, Mattie Rhodes Center announced the grand opening of its health clinic that will provide […]
Developers break ground on Columbus Park Townhomes
September 27th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing EditorMichael BushnellPublisher Developers broke ground on the long-awaited Columbus Park Townhomes project on Pacific Street Friday morning, […]
Book Review: Mafia Dreams by Frank Hayde
September 27th, 2023by Michael Bushnell
Michael Bushnell Publisher As an amateur Kansas City historian, pretty much any book that offers a glimpse into the city’s past […]
Scarritt School repurposing conversation continues
September 21st, 2023by Abby Hoover
On Thursday, Sept. 21, Kansas City Public Schools’ (KCPS) Repurposing Initiative staff sent a message updating the community on the […]
Bally’s Kansas City casino expansion opens
September 20th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor Bally’s Kansas City officially opened its land-based property expansion in the East Bottoms on Friday. The […]
Truman Road pawn shop owner sentenced for $744,000 scheme to sell stolen items online
September 20th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Criminal Conspiracy Profited Most During COVID Pandemic Abby Hoover Managing Editor The owner of a Kansas City, Mo., pawn shop […]
Families who rely on interpreters find Kansas City area schools can come up short
September 20th, 2023by admin
Federal law requires that schools provide interpretation for families. But technology glitches, tight budgets and staffing issues can pose barriers […]
Familias recurren a intérpretes consideran que las escuelas del área de Kansas City se quedan cortas
September 20th, 2023by admin
Ley federal requiere que escuelas ofrezcan interpretación a familias. Pero fallas de tecnología, presupuestos ajustados, y escasez de personal imponen […]
Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center hosts KC Police Chief Stacey Graves for community conversation
September 20th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center (SURHC) on Euclid hosted Kansas City Police Department (KCPD) Chief Stacey […]
We’re from the government, and we’re here to help
September 15th, 2023by Michael Bushnell
Michael Bushnell Publisher Maybe not so much. If you’ve been unlucky enough to drive down Belmont Blvd. this week, just south […]
Secretario de Educación, Congresista Cleaver, visitan Mattie Rhodes Center para promover la participación de padres
September 14th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Escrito por Abby Hoover, directora editorial Traducción por Daisy Garcia Montoya, reportera de educación Mattie Rhodes Center en Northeast Kansas City […]
Secretary of Education, Congressman Cleaver visit Mattie Rhodes Center to promote parent engagement
September 13th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby Hoover Managing Editor Mattie Rhodes Center in Northeast Kansas City hosted U.S. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II (MO-05) and U.S. […]
Festival to highlight urban agriculture and healthy eating
September 13th, 2023by Dorri Partain
Dorri Partain Contributor From sweet and tart to savory, visitors to the 3rd Annual Ground Cherry, Garlic and Good Times […]
KCU’s Score 1 for Health screens 400 students on Thursday
September 13th, 2023by Michael Bushnell
Michael BushnellPublisher Over 400 charter school students from Northeast-based Scuola Vita Nuova (SVN) were guests at the Kansas City University […]
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