KCPS to cut $13 million from budget
By Leslie Collins Northeast News April 18, 2012 Due to declining enrollment and other factors, Kansas City Public Schools must cut $13 million from its budget for Fiscal Year 2012-2013.…
By Leslie Collins Northeast News April 18, 2012 Due to declining enrollment and other factors, Kansas City Public Schools must cut $13 million from its budget for Fiscal Year 2012-2013.…
By Leslie Collins Northeast News April 18, 2012 State Rep. John Rizzo is hoping to secure funding to help Kansas City and St. Louis purchase ShotSpotter technology. Funding to provide…
East Patrol Division April 18, 2012 These people are sought by the Kansas City, Mo. Police Department and are presumed to be in our area. Call 911 or the TIPS…
Northeast News April 17, 2012 To celebrate Earth Day, the City of Kansas City, Mo., will co-host a ”Plastic Bag-Free Day” event on Friday, April 20, at a variety of…
Northeast News April 16, 2012 City dignitaries officially broke ground today on the Chouteau Greenway Project. The project is designed to improve Chouteau Trafficway between Missouri 210 and I-35 by…
By Leslie Collins Northeast News With a unanimous vote April 12, the Kansas City City Council passed an ordinance to combat illegal signs in public rights-of-way and on public property.…
By Michael Bushnell Northeast News April 13, 2012 Mary Ellen Schorgl, 50, of Northeast Kansas City was sentenced Feb. 2 to 37 months in federal prison for her role in…
Northeast News April 13, 2012 If you have expired or unwanted prescription drugs, you can safely dispose of them Saturday, April 28, during the National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. Both…
Northeast News April 12, 2012 It’s time to “Get Your Green On.” Thanks to a partnership between the City of Kansas City, Mo., the City Market and the Surplus Exchange,…
By Kenneth L. Kieser Northeast News April 4, 2012 Waters flowing down the White River mark passages of time. Fathers and sons have fished and hunted these waters for centuries.…