KC adds more aggressive snow plowing plan
The new more robust plan allows the city to deploy an additional 50 trucks and 100 drivers during all snow storms.
Chambers of Commerce name internet sales tax and prescription drug monitoring among legislative priorities
One top priority is implementing a sales tax on internet sales to level the playing field with brick and mortar Missouri businesses.
South Patrol to receive body cameras in March
“Everybody wanted them, and everybody’s happy.”
Mid-Continent Public Library Resumes Access to Public Computer, Printer, Copiers and Fax Machines
Customers will be allowed inside MCPL branches for no more than 90 minutes per day.
Sports Report: Avila Basketball has COVID-19
“Nobody plays the same amount of games, and it just does not feel like a real season.”
Chiefs find a way to win again!
One game away from going back to the Super Bowl!
A review of the new Martin City dinner theater by the Martin City Melodrama director
Live theatre had long been absent from that venue and it exciting to see a new show produced in my old stomping grounds Heck, it was exciting just to see live theatre.
Coffee vs Chocolate? Saturday’s Battle of the Bean 5k will determine the winner
“We saw this as a great opportunity to bring business in for all of the new shops and restaurants at Red Bridge Shopping Center. We were hoping to raise some money and help expose Wonderscope to the community, in particular,”
Legislation introduced to outlaw celebratory gunfire within city limits
From 6 p.m. December 31 to 6 a.m. January 1 there were 240 gunfire alerts from KCPD’s ShotSpotter gunfire detection system indicating there were about 1,600 rounds fired.
The Red Bridge has carried over 160 years of history
In 1859, the first bridge to cross the Blue River at current-day Red Bridge Rd. was commissioned. Not only did this bridge change traffic along the Trails, but it was built by an infamous man in American history.