Truth in numbers
Two to one. Sixty seven percent to 33 percent. That’s the margin of people who prefer remodeling the present Kansas City International airport versus dropping the dime for
Two to one. Sixty seven percent to 33 percent. That’s the margin of people who prefer remodeling the present Kansas City International airport versus dropping the dime for
If the attorneys for the burned out Speedy Cash have their way, their predatory lending business at Independence and Prospect would re-open in a few months, continuing to prey on residents
John Rizzo announced last week that he’ll be surrendering his Missouri House seat to run for the State Senate seat vacated by Paul LeVota.
Last week, our illustrious Mayor rolled out a brand spankin’ new, blue ribbon commission to lower violent crime in Kansas City.
This dog knew it was comin’. It was only a matter of time and the Mayor and Council did not disappoint.
Last week, we saw the true character of Kansas City and it shone through like a beacon in the night after the Royals clenched the World Series title on Sunday night.
Apparently the folks on the 22nd and 29th floor of city hall think they’re way smarter than you, Mr.
This dog isn’t the brightest crayon in the box, but it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that just like the toy train streetcar was, the new downtown convention
This ol’ newsdog has seen quite a bit over the last week, maybe a little too much.
This newsdog had a ste llar weekend and kicked it all off with the posh gala affair at the Kansas City Museum in celebration of their 75th year.