adminNortheast News August 31, 2012 A 32-year-old Kansas City man has been charged with first degree assault on a law enforcement officer and armed criminal action, both felonies. According to…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News August 29, 2012 Outdoor advertising companies won’t be paying an extra fee or tax just yet. During the Planning, Zoning and Economic Development Committee meetings,…
adminNortheast News August 27, 2012 In observance of the Labor Day holiday, trash and recycling collection will be delayed one day, and the City of Kansas City, Mo., offices will…
adminNortheast News August 23, 2012 For years, graffiti has plagued Historic Northeast and other parts of Kansas City. Now, the City of Kansas City is taking a more proactive approach…
adminNortheast News August 23, 2012 Kansas City Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying a man impersonating a KCPD officer. The suspect, described as a black male…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News August 22, 2012 Blue Valley Park will be filled with activity this Sunday, Aug. 26, thanks to the Penny Mill Incorporated Community Resource Awareness Fair.…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News August 22, 2012 Kansas City Public Schools didn’t regain state accreditation this year, but district officials say they’re still optimistic. “We’re pleased we made the…
adminNortheast News August 22, 2012 There’s more to the Farmers’ Market than fresh produce. As part of the ongoing Farm to Table Celebration Series, the City Market will host “For…
adminBy LESLIE COLLINS Northeast News August 20, 2012 An estimated 60,000 illegal immigrants live in Missouri, and childhood arrivals will now be able to qualify for deferred action. To assist…
adminNortheast News August 17, 2012 Have ideas regarding public improvements the City of Kansas City should make? The Public Improvements Advisory Committee wants to hear your input. Residents are encouraged…
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