Price Chopper introduces a new concept grocery store
We had to make some operational changes to pass our savings to our customers. But we really are going to be saving the customer a lot of money out the door.”
Toddler missing near 103rd and Skiles
Family has been unable to locate him and they are worried for his well-being.
Metaphor in ‘Whalefall’ puts modern spin on biblical tale
Whalefall is adapted from the 2023 novel of the same name by Daniel Kraus, who also co-wrote the screenplay with director Brian Duffield.
Murder, mourning, and ‘spookeasies’ at Alexander Majors house
At the Alexander Majors House in south Kansas City, museum historians are digging into the era’s darker side for the Halloween season’s events.
Step Inside History in Scarritt Renaissance
Events such as the NEKCHS Fall Homes Tour give people the chance to step inside historic homes that usually remain behind a locked door.
Our 2026 Guide to Halloween Events Across South KC
Boo, brews and everything between: your South KC Halloween.
School updates: Belton opening credit union branch, Raymore-Peculiar announces superintendent
While Belton High School opens a new credit union branch, Martin City K8 celebrates a new cafeteria.
KCPS “southern boundary” middle school to take over old Southwest campus
The redevelopment is set to break ground in June 2027 with estimated completion for the 2029-30 school year.
Calvary University builds its “Field of Dreams”
Though the baseball field isn’t a finished product just yet, there’s already a special old-school feel about the park.
Walking trail or historic roadway? Blue River Road may get a new approach to reconstruction costs
South KCMO residents in favor of repairing and reopening the street should contact the city manager’s office and their 5th and 6th district city council members.
A Fortune Given Back: How Dr. Simeon Bell Helped Build KU Medical Center
“I hope that this hospital will never be limited to any class or condition; that the sick of every kind will be admitted, white and colored, adults and children…”
McGonigle’s Meat Market is demolished
We plan to develop it into a very workable, sought after space for future tenants.”
Two die after separate shootings in Noble and Gregory Ridge neighborhood
On Wednesday, a 50-year-old woman was found shot in a car on E. 73rd St. and declared dead. On Thursday, KCPD announced the late death of a man who was shot in the same neighborhood on July 4.
Where to find the best autumn drinks and treats in south KC
You’ll find artisan drinks, surprising flavor combinations, and real deliciousness worth savoring.
