Hoffa’s Connection follows the path of North End native Sylvia Pagano and her family from their modest days living in Kansas City’s North End through her strategic rise to power.
“As I was learning about the conflict, I’d look out across the land, and think ‘What happened here?’ This wasn’t just a peaceful river running through here.”
“It can be really easy to characterize invasive plants as evil….But it’s not the plant’s fault that it’s here.”
Kansas City fire crews responded to a reported house fire at 11303 Indiana Ave. at
“Wink” follows the story of precocious Rip Van Winkle, who learns the hard way to be careful what one wishes for.
Red Cross has been ordered for the occupants.
“The response has been huge, It’s great to see other people enjoy the things I really like.”
July 8, 2026, is the last day for Missouri residents to register to vote in time for the primary election on August 4. Here’s a rundown of the issues you’re likely to encounter.
Mayor Quinton Lucas and developer Brian Illig confirmed a plan for road fixes, a Loch Lloyd expansion, and new housing along Kansas City’s southern boundary.
This concert was a summer refresher, leaving the harmony of patriotism as an sweet equalizer.
The continued threat of lightning prevents crews from safely setting up the fireworks in time for a full show.
From a small-town parade in Stilwell to the city’s official celebration at the National WWI Museum, there is something for everyone within a short drive.
If you see Debbie please call 911 or the KCPD Missing Persons Unit at 816- 234-5043.
If passed, Amendment 5 would phase out our state’s individual income tax and authorize the Missouri General Assembly to replace the lost revenue by increasing state sales and use tax rates and applying these taxes to a much broader array of goods and services.
The alligator found in Longview Lake in June will live out its days at Monkey
