Cut, cut, cut
The new City budget is out and, for all intents and purposes, it should have come with a pair of scissors given the funding cuts that are included. Entrepreneurial assistance,…
The new City budget is out and, for all intents and purposes, it should have come with a pair of scissors given the funding cuts that are included. Entrepreneurial assistance,…
Last week, McClatchy, the company that owns the Kansas City Star, declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy, transferring control of the city’s major daily newspaper to the hands of a New York-based…
Last weekend, the Newsdog traveled to Austin, Texas to assist with the Ronald Reagan Great Communicator Debate Series. While visiting the downtown Austin area, we saw first-hand many of the…
Kansas City lost a bright light earlier this week when noted journalist, radio host, foodie, and author Charles Feruzza passed away at the young age of 62 after complications from…
Once again, to no surprise of this critically-thinking Newsdog, Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker has failed to keep citizens safe. On Sunday, Jan. 19, 2020, Jahron Swift, 29, a…
By Greta Serrin This last week, I spent my time as a Potter Digital Ambassador at the Northeast News. I not only taught staff a lot, but I learned a…
The Dog has long advocated for and practiced community journalism and have often noted its difference from the mainstream media. While we here at the House of News are a…
And just like that, thirteen years of community policing goes out the window. Kansas City’s Mounted Patrol Unit has officially been disbanded and the officers in that unit will be…
Sometimes the Dog has to shake her little head and just revel in the abject stupidity that is the Jackson County, Missouri Assessment Department. Last week, the county “found” roughly…
Last week, the Kansas City Public School District issued a press release condemning the roughly $100 million in incentives offered to corporate giant Waddell and Reed to move their headquarters…