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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
KC homeless man charged in fatal stabbing
March 2nd, 2023by Abby Hoover
A Kansas City man experiencing homelessness has been charged in the Feb. 25, 2023, fatal stabbing of James Perry inside […]
Northeast muralists gain global audience at new airport terminal
March 1st, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor Northeast Kansas City-based muralists Rodrigo Alvarez and Isaac Tapia dream of creating art internationally. They’ll soon have […]
RevED patrocina la publicación de reportajes educativos en español
February 28th, 2023by Abby Hoover
El Northeast News está orgulloso de anunciar una nueva colaboración comunitaria con Revolución EDucativa (RevED), una organización educativa sin fines […]
Pedestrian who died in last week’s crash a client of Hope Faith
February 23rd, 2023by Abby Hoover
A pedestrian, a Kansas City, Mo., police officer, and his canine partner are dead following a crash near Truman Road […]
Defendant in 2012 murder of 4-year-old in KC’s Northeast area now in custody
February 22nd, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor A decade later, Martin Olmedo is in custody for the murder in 2012 of a 4-year-old child, […]
Community mourns officer, K9 and pedestrian killed in crash
February 22nd, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor A Kansas City, Mo., police officer, his canine partner and a pedestrian are dead following a crash […]
Memorial park pays tribute to Civil Rights leader
February 22nd, 2023by Abby Hoover
Dorri PartainContributor Born in Kansas City, Mo., in 1905, Leon Mercer Jordan is noted for his legacy as being the […]
Lombardi to step down, Lykins seeks new Executive Director
February 16th, 2023by Abby Hoover
The Lykins Neighborhood Association (LNA) is hiring a new Executive Director. For the last three years Gregg Lombardi has served as […]
Jerusalem Farm hosts sustainability town hall
February 15th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor Jerusalem Farm, a Catholic Intentional community located in Pendleton Heights, hosted a Historic Northeast Sustainability Town Hall […]
Hope Faith focuses on strengthening basic services for unhoused Kansas Citians
February 15th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor Hope Faith Homeless Assistance Campus at 705 Virginia Ave. in Paseo West has served more than 6,300 […]
Council Members, community groups request $30 million in funding for violence prevention
February 15th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor Last week, nine Kansas City Council Members introduced legislation to appropriate $30 million over the next five […]
YOUR KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ARE SUPER BOWL LVII CHAMPIONS!
February 14th, 2023by Abby Hoover
They did it again! The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles, 38-35, in Super LVII at State Farm Stadium […]
276: An introduction to KCPD East Patrol Division Commander Major Cobbinah
February 11th, 2023by Abby Hoover
On this week’s episode of the Northeast Newscast, we’re joined by Major Martin Cobbinah, the new Division Commander of the […]
RevED sponsors education reporting in Spanish
February 8th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor The Northeast News is proud to announce a new community partnership with Revolución EDucativa (RevED), a Northeast-based […]
Truman Road bike lane removal effort at City Hall
February 8th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor Truman Road’s recently installed bike lanes may be going away after complaints from business owners along the […]
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