Victim of road rage was a resident of Grandview
An adult male subject of interest remained on scene and was taken into custody by responding officers.
Gunfire at QT parking lot in Raytown results in death and injuries
Preliminary information indicates several different individuals that appeared to know to each other arrived in different vehicles to the Quicktrip parking lot.
Historic Hickman Mills church goes up for sale
“Lack of attendance, lack of tithing is not enough to keep the doors open.”
Road rage leads to death at 102nd and Wornall
If anyone was in the area and heard or saw anything or has any information they are asked to contact Homicide detectives directly at 816-234-5043 or the TIPS Hotline anonymously at 816-474-TIPS.
MoDot extends Bannister Road closure to October
The project includes enhanced pedestrian accommodations beneath the bridge along Bannister Road, improving walkability for those traveling through the corridor on foot.
Restaurant roundup: Fareway opens with a splash while Jade and Ember test the waters
The new building at 7921 Ward Parkway is bigger – 11,660-square-feet compared to the former 8,500.
New Grandview superintendent addresses gaps amid challenging year
“I don’t think my goal is going to be chasing an accreditation number.”
Montgall: The Men Behind the Name
A street and a park are left as simple reminders of the lives who cultivated the land before us.
Collision near Red Bridge and Holmes leads to loss of life
The boom truck had its emergency lights activated and was surrounded by tall orange traffic cones.
Driven By Safety: Profile of a School Bus Driver
“We’re the first face they see when they’re going to school, and the last face they see when they’re leaving school.”
The return of the roadside stand
The southland is home to a handful of honor-system farmstands. Shoppers take what they’d like and leave cash or digital payment in the box.
Leawood names new fire chief
He will officially begin serving as Fire Chief on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026.
New public school projects underway as south KC starts 2026-27
South KC area public schools are set to begin the 2026-27 school year next week.
You can now toss paper cups and plastic to-go cups into your recycling bin
Kansas City’s recycling centers operate through a partnership with Bridging The Gap.
South KC private schools prepare for 2026-27 school year
From new lab infrastructure to expanded transportation options, south KC private schools are gearing up for 2026-27.