DHS extends temporary protected status for Somalians
Corbin Smith Editorial Assistant Somalian refugees residing in the Historic Northeast will be able to continue living in the United […]
196: East High Student Body President Juliana
On this week’s episode of the Northeast Newscast, the Northeast News interns sat down with former East High School student […]
Mattie Rhodes host back-to-school rally Thursday
With the fall semester creeping up on students, the annual back-to-school rush is in full effect. Stores are displaying school-supply […]
The Northeast community should care more for its high school facilities
by Corbin Smith For many high school students, sports are an integral part of their lives. Some students even rely […]
Bishop Sullivan Center helps Kansas Citians find employment
Corbin Smith Editorial Assistant For many, finding a new job signifies the start of a new chapter in life. Since […]
Mattie Rhodes anticipates fall completion for Cultural Arts Center on the Westside
This week, KC Hispanic News translated a few of our stories to Spanish for our Hispanic readers. To read these […]
Lyrik’s Institute and KCAI partner to give Northeast students creative and cognitive outlet
By Corbin Smith, Intern For some individuals, incarceration truly reforms them as they reflect on what actions earned them time […]
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Cuban Americans in Kansas City demand justice during Cuban unrest
July 21st, 2021by Corbin Smith
Corbin Smith Editorial Assistant Imagine a world where preaching in a church, killing a cow or carrying one pound more […]
Kansas City Museum helps create Latino baseball exhibit at Smithsonian
July 14th, 2021by Corbin Smith
Corbin Smith Editorial Assistant The Historic Northeast community boasts a diverse population with many different stories to share. These stories […]
192: Northeast High School State Track Success
July 10th, 2021by Corbin Smith
On this week’s episode of the Northeast Newscast intern Corbin Smith interviews rising Northeast High School senior Aiven Wooden and […]
Kansas City Museum helps create Latino baseball exhibit at Smithsonian
July 9th, 2021by Corbin Smith
By Corbin Smith, Editorial Assistant The Historic Northeast community boasts a diverse population with many different stories to share. These […]
KCPD challenged again with July 4 gunfire
July 7th, 2021by Corbin Smith
Corbin Smith Editorial Assistant On July 1, Mayor Quinton Lucas, State Rep. Mark Sharp (D-36) and Kansas Citian Shanahan DeMoss, […]
Police urge citizens to cease Independence Day “celebratory” gunfire
July 2nd, 2021by Corbin Smith
By Corbin Smith, Editorial Assistant On July 1, Mayor Quinton Lucas, State Rep. Mark Sharp (D-36) and Kansas Citian Shanahan […]
Congress passes infrastructure bill to fund improvements to Cliff Drive, others local projects
July 1st, 2021by Corbin Smith
By Corbin Smith, Editorial Assistant United States Representative Emanuel Cleaver II announced that the INVEST in America Act being considered […]
Harry S. Truman Library and Museum set to reopen after multimillion dollar renovations
June 30th, 2021by Corbin Smith
Corbin Smith Editorial Assistant It has been two years since the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum has been […]
Volunteers clean Concourse Park
June 23rd, 2021by Corbin Smith
By Corbin Smith, Editorial Assistant Trekking along the trails behind the historic Colonnade at Concourse Park, more than 60 volunteers […]
Kansas City Athlete Training’s 20th annual football camp faces field of issues
June 23rd, 2021by Corbin Smith
Corbin Smith Editorial Assistant Through the cone of a megaphone, Missouri Wolverines Youth Football Director of Athletics Jim Tuso could […]
Kansas City Tow Services uses flexibility to help owners get vehicles back
June 23rd, 2021by Corbin Smith
Corbin Smith Editorial Assistant The Vehicle Impound Facility at 7750 E. Front St. has the capacity for roughly 1,900 damaged, […]
Civil engineers and the City meet with community members to discuss street improvements
June 23rd, 2021by Corbin Smith
Corbin Smith Editorial Assistant Kansas City residents were invited to a community meeting on June 16 to discuss possible improvements […]
Local organizations engage community through World Refugee Day clinic and celebration
June 23rd, 2021by Corbin Smith
Corbin Smith Editorial Assistant Undoubtedly, this year’s World Refugee Day celebration was another unorthodox event. With COVID-19 slowly loosening its […]
Civil engineers meet with community to discuss 8th and Woodland street improvements
June 17th, 2021by Corbin Smith
By Corbin Smith, Editorial Assistant Kansas City residents were invited to a community meeting on June 16 to discuss possible […]
Funding for Cliff Drive, other infrastructure projects on the horizon
June 16th, 2021by Corbin Smith
Corbin Smith Editorial Assistant United States Representative Emanuel Cleaver II announced that the INVEST in America Act being considered by […]
Intern Introduction: Corbin Smith
June 9th, 2021by Corbin Smith
Our summer interns have been hard at work already, thanks to a generous grant from the Missouri Press Association. We’re […]
Funding for Cliff Drive, other infrastructure projects on the horizon
June 9th, 2021by Corbin Smith
By Corbin Smith, Editorial Assistant United States Representative Emanuel Cleaver II announced that the INVEST in America Act includes more […]
North Blue Ridge neighbors hope Mayor’s tour will bring change
June 2nd, 2021by Corbin Smith
By Corbin Smith, Editorial Assistant Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas visited the North Blue Ridge neighborhood June 2 to tour […]
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