adminNortheast News March 15, 2013 Two major St. Patrick’s Day parades in Kansas City will cause potential delays for drivers this weekend. The Brookside St. Patrick’s Day Warm-Up Parade will…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News March 13, 2013 Approximately 20 inches of snow fell to the ground during Kansas City’s two major snow storms on Feb. 21 and Feb.…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News March 13, 2013 The Sheffield neighborhood will receive a little extra help this Saturday for its neighborhood clean-up. Eight team members of the AmeriCorps…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News March 13, 2013 Kansas City officials are continuing to fine-tune the process for removing unwarranted traffic signals throughout the city. Last October, the city’s Public…
adminNortheast News March 12, 2013 At least four homes have been broken into in recent weeks in the Pendleton Heights neighborhood. “It looks like their focus is on electronics and…
adminNortheast News March 12, 2013 Attorney General Chris Koster joined in a $7 million settlement today with Google, which collected data from unsecured wireless networks nationwide between January of 2008…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News March 6, 2013 Despite attempts to repurpose the building, the former Thacher Elementary School, 5008 Independence Ave., will be demolished. Three years ago, Thacher was…
adminNortheast News March 6, 2013 Due to recent historic snowfalls, the Kansas City Museum has delayed the opening of its first artifact-based exhibit in five years, “Ours to Fight For:…
adminNortheast News March 6, 2012 Northeast News The Kansas City Public Schools (KCPS) is looking to fill more than 100 teaching vacancies for the 2013-2014 school year. To search…
adminNortheast News February 28, 2013 While personal generators can keep essential home systems running during a power outage, they also pose a risk. Two siblings in Kansas City, Kan., died…
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