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September 8th, 2021 |
By Abby Hoover Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker and Police Chief Stacey Graves announced Friday the award of a […]
Two years after the end of a national eviction moratorium, landlords are still looking to make up for lost income. […]
By Abby Hoover, Managing Editor The Kansas City Museum is preparing to host its 10th Annual Dia de los Muertos […]
Kansas City University, Sponsored Content Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects individuals of all ages, impacting their ability to focus, […]
Local artist Rebecca Koop is seeking help from her community after a storm damaged her pottery studio and outdoor kiln […]
Daisy Garcia Montoya Estudiantes, padres y miembros de la comunidad se reunieron en el patio de James Elementary el Viernes, […]
By Dorri Partain, Contributor Opening at select art theaters across Kansas City on Friday, September 29, Nelly Don, The Musical […]
If you are southbound on interstate 35 this morning headed for downtown, you may want to find an alternate route. […]
Michael Bushnell Publisher Over 200 shooters turned out on a stormy Saturday morning at Powder Creek Shooting Park in Lenexa, Kan., […]
Abby Hoover Managing EditorMichael BushnellPublisher Developers broke ground on the long-awaited Columbus Park Townhomes project on Pacific Street Friday morning, […]
Michael Bushnell Publisher As an amateur Kansas City historian, pretty much any book that offers a glimpse into the city’s past […]
Dorri Partain Contributor A new, locally filmed production, “Nelly Don: The Musical” recounts the life of Nell Donnelly Reed, who found […]
Abby Hoover Managing Editor Last Friday, Mattie Rhodes Center announced the grand opening of its health clinic that will provide […]
On Thursday, Sept. 21, Kansas City Public Schools’ (KCPS) Repurposing Initiative staff sent a message updating the community on the […]
Abby Hoover Managing Editor Bally’s Kansas City officially opened its land-based property expansion in the East Bottoms on Friday. The […]
Criminal Conspiracy Profited Most During COVID Pandemic Abby Hoover Managing Editor The owner of a Kansas City, Mo., pawn shop […]
Federal law requires that schools provide interpretation for families. But technology glitches, tight budgets and staffing issues can pose barriers […]
Ley federal requiere que escuelas ofrezcan interpretación a familias. Pero fallas de tecnología, presupuestos ajustados, y escasez de personal imponen […]
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