Motorcyclists ride for veterans
By Michael Bushnell and Michaela Bishop Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri — On the last Friday of June, roughly 1,500 motorcyclists, members of the Combat Veterans Motorcyclist Association, straddled their chrome
By Michael Bushnell and Michaela Bishop Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri — On the last Friday of June, roughly 1,500 motorcyclists, members of the Combat Veterans Motorcyclist Association, straddled their chrome
By Joe Jarosz Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri — Residents of the Chouteau Court apartment buildings are entering the digital age with the help of Google.
Last week, a ribbon cutting ceremony
By Michael Bushnell Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri — A civilian ride-along with the Kansas City Police Department can be an amazingly eye opening experience.
By Michaela Bishop Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri — Today, there aren’t many World War II veterans left alive.
Weather damage. More than 40,000 trees were severely damaged or downed Thursday night just in Kansas City, Mo.
Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri — The recently removed Motel Capri sign won’t be the only sign archived into the Kansas City Museum’s Collections.
On Saturday, June 27, the Kansas City
Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri — The Northeast enjoys its many diversities and cultures.
So to celebrate World Refugee Day, the Independence Avenue Community Improvement District [CID] invited its many
Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri — The two partners had never met.
Before this past weekend, members of a youth group from St.
Birthday celebration for the ages. Last week, the Northeast Kansas City Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 21st birthday in style.
Joe Jarosz Northeast News KANSAS CITY, Missouri — Recently, the Kansas City Police Department discovered several Caimans in a backyard of an Eastside home.