Belton seeks to maintain, revitalize downtown charm with project
Compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act in downtown Belton is also a goal of the developing plans.
“A new day.” County executive makes the rounds with news of change
“People don’t trust the county because they were lied to for years. We’re trying to rebuild that trust.”
Grandview honors first Black female police detective for 10 years of service
Detective Monica Acklin, who started as a patrol officer, recommends a career in the police force.
Deadly accident at Blue River and Martha Truman roads
The driver was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries, and subsequently pronounced deceased.
Police seek woman recorded committing arson after potential ICE transaction canceled
Witnesses reported an unknown woman appeared to spray something on the building before lighting it on fire and then leaving the scene.
Oscar watch: Hamnet’s technical execution is undeniable, but emotionally flat
“There’s just something emotionally missing. One would think that’s impossible in a story about William Shakespeare.”
Lonely hearts or not this Valentine’s weekend: Our top 10 recommended romantic novels of all time
With Valentine’s Day at hand, let’s look back through the years at some of the most respected and highly regarded “Romance Tales” in the English language.
Cabin fever, solved: Fun winter nights that beat another night in
Activities from live music to trivia nights, paint parties and theater productions, shopping events and the great outdoors for your cabin fever remedy.
Townhouse destroyed by fire near 79th & Olmstead
Red Cross has been requested to assist with 1 adult.
ICE detention center in south Kansas City is a no go
“We determined that the terms no longer met our fiduciary requirements for a timely closing.”
Satchel Paige to reopen thanks to GO Bond
Mothballed southside school will house KCPS’ alternative academies
Public to view Hale Cook Elementary renovation plans this Wednesday
The proposal includes a building addition and renovation, added parking and site improvement.
Fire at Waldo Heights Apartments
Residents were asked to “shelter in place” during the event, as the hallways and stairwells were full of smoke.
