Neighbors, tenant union help Indian Mound renters without heat
January 25th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Left without heat in freezing temperatures this weekend, tenants at the Gladstone Court Apartments at 146 N. Lawn in Indian […]
Make or break: Columbus Park acreage to get new developer
January 25th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor Columbus Park neighbors are finally seeing movement on a long-awaited redevelopment of six acres of Housing Authority […]
Public Works addresses bike lane issues on Truman Road
January 25th, 2023by Dorri Partain
Dorri PartainContributor Following a January 6 listening session about the protected bike lanes recently installed on Truman Road, the Kansas […]
Multiple felony charges filed against Amber Alert suspect
January 21st, 2023by admin
A Kansas City man is in custody facing six felony charges in relation to a domestic violence incident that began […]
Advocates, providers scramble as Missouri’s new homelessness law goes into effect
January 20th, 2023by admin
A law passed last year made sleeping on state-owned land a misdemeanor in Missouri. It went into effect Jan. 1, […]
RV Show Takes over Kansas City’s Bartle Hall
January 20th, 2023by Michael Bushnell
Sponsored Content Whether you’re a weekend warrior or looking to up your game and go full time, get your travelin […]
Two Alarm Fire guts vacant Benton Boulevard building
January 20th, 2023by admin
This morning just after 6:00 a.m., Kansas City, Missouri Fire Fighters responded to an apartment building blaze in the 500 […]
Northeast schools may avoid closure
January 18th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor Relief flooded the Kansas City Public Schools (KCPS) boardroom last Wednesday as the District Administration shared revised […]
Columbus Park fights Airbnb takeover
January 18th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor Columbus Park, a historic urban neighborhood near downtown Kansas City, is being overrun by unregistered Short Term […]
System failure temporarily closes Kansas City Museum
January 13th, 2023by admin
A failure of the HVAC system that controls temperature and humidity inside Corinthian Hall caused water damage to roughly 1,000 […]
Felony murder charges filed in Saturday’s double fatality crash
January 13th, 2023by admin
Charles T. Matthews of Kansas City, Kan., faces multiple felony charges in connection with the deaths of two people killed […]
One dead, two injured in North Blue Ridge shooting
January 12th, 2023by admin
One person is dead and two more are injured after an overnight shooting in the 700 block of Lewis. This […]
Meet the Northeast News’ Potter Digital Ambassador
January 11th, 2023by admin
By Abby Hoover The Northeast News is honored to host a Potter Digital Ambassador from the University of Missouri’s (MU) […]
KCPD Commercial Vehicle Enforcement helps Human Trafficking Awareness Initiative
January 11th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor The Kansas City, Mo., Police Department’s (KCPD) Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Squad will be participating in the Commercial […]
Kansas City Public School Board Treasurer resigns
January 11th, 2023by Abby Hoover
Abby HooverManaging Editor Indian Mound resident Manny Abarca resigned from his seat on the Kansas City Public Schools (KCPS) Board […]
Northeast’s park volunteers make a difference
January 11th, 2023by Dorri Partain
Dorri PartainContributor How many hours a week would you devote to helping keep our Kansas City parks clean? Volunteers with […]
Business owners speak out about Truman Rd. bike lanes
January 11th, 2023by Dorri Partain
Dorri PartainContributor A popular diner on Truman Road has seen a drastic reduction of customers in recent weeks. When the […]
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