Kansas City on board for pedal hoppers
By Leslie Collins Northeast News December 7, 2011 Multi-passenger pedicabs could soon hit the streets of Kansas City. “I think they’re a great asset to the community,” Public Safety and…
State BOE postpones decision for KCPS
By Leslie Collins Northeast News December 7, 2011 The Missouri Board of Education received more than 500 recommendations on how to proceed with the Kansas City Public Schools. Effective Jan.…
Northeast’s Most Wanted
Northeast’s Most Wanted East Patrol Division December 7, 2011 These people are sought by the Kansas City, Mo. Police Department and are presumed to be in our area. Call 911…
All about turkey
By Kenneth L. Kieser Northeast News December 1, 2011 So, it’s the holiday season and many will devour turkey. Did you ever wonder the history of wild turkey? Most importantly,…
KCPD requests assistance in locating missing woman
Northeast News December 6, 2011 A 22-year-old Kansas City woman has been missing since Sept. 4, 2011, and the Kansas City Police are asking the public for assistance. Fatima A.…
West, James committed to finding solution for KCPS
Northeast News December 6, 2011 Kansas City Public Schools Board of Education President Airick West and Kansas City Mayor Sly James hosted a press conference Dec. 5 to discuss future…
Mary Louise (Bentley) Sheeks
Mary Louise (Bentley) Sheeks, 83, formerly of Northeast Kansas City passed away Saturday, Dec. 3, 2011, at the Golden Living Home in Valley, Neb. Interment will be held at the…
KCMO residents to receive free admision to the National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial
Northeast News December 2, 2011 Kansas City, Mo., residents wishing to visit the National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial will soon be able to get in for free.…