Letter to the Editor: Correction
Following the publication of our story “Eagle Carving Takes Flight” on January 12, we received this letter from the artist, Luu Van Tran, explaining his work. Unfortunately during the process…
Following the publication of our story “Eagle Carving Takes Flight” on January 12, we received this letter from the artist, Luu Van Tran, explaining his work. Unfortunately during the process…
By Abby Hoover The Tamale Kitchen started with a simple, direct goal of providing employment for women in the Latino community. The concept was nourishing not only for our customers…
Greetings! My name is John Fierro, President of the Mattie Rhodes Centers here in Kansas City. We’re proud to announce a new public-private sponsored content partnership with our community partners…
In 1910, Asa G. Candler, president of the Coca-Cola company, along with Charles Candler, vice president, completed an almost year-long tour of over 20 states and determined that Kansas City…
One woman is dead following a shooting on the sidewalk outside Super Flea in Indian Mound. Tuesday morning, at around 12:30 a.m., Kansas City Police Department (KCPD) officers were dispatched…
Welcome back to the Northeast Newscast. This week we’re joined by Missouri State Representative for the 19th District, Ingrid Burnett. Ingrid is a long-time Northeast resident and former educator who…
Some quick thinking and being in the right place at the right time may have saved a man’s life this morning. East Patrol Capt. Jennifer Jones saw flames erupting from…
On this week’s episode of the Northeast Newscast we’re at the Kansas City Museum, hearing from Artist Hasna Sal on her new exhibit, “Into the Light,” which honors victims of…
Kansas City, Mo., Police Department (KCPD) officers are on the scene of a death investigation at the Olivia Apartments in the 500 block of Gladstone Thursday morning. Witnesses discovered an…
By Michael Bushnell On Friday, the Kansas City Public Library’s AmeriCorps VISTAs assembled hygiene kits for the city’s homeless population. Volunteers and library staff got together on the fifth floor…