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KC Mayor Pro Tem has not been contacted in federal investigation, she says

By Martin City Telegraph / February 26, 2026
Local News

Center School District concludes investigation after CHS student was body slammed by security during protest

By Martin City Telegraph / February 26, 2026
Local News

First-degree murder charge filed in 26-year-old cold case killing of south KC native

By Martin City Telegraph / February 25, 2026
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Business History

May Milling Co., Grandview’s oldest business, closes

By Martin City Telegraph / February 27, 2026
History

A leading Black family in the face of adversity: The legacy of the Jordans (Part 1)

By Martin City Telegraph / February 22, 2026
May Milling Co., Grandview’s oldest business, closes
Business/History

May Milling Co., Grandview’s oldest business, closes

By Martin City Telegraph / February 27, 2026

“I’m going to retire and nobody wants to run it. So, it’s time.”

KC Mayor Pro Tem has not been contacted in federal investigation, she says
Local News

KC Mayor Pro Tem has not been contacted in federal investigation, she says

By Martin City Telegraph / February 26, 2026

Dixon Land, the FBI Kansas City Field Office’s public affairs specialist, declined to confirm or deny the existence of an investigation into Parks-Shaw, who is also city councilwoman for Kansas City’s 5th District.

Center School District concludes investigation after CHS student was body slammed by security during protest
Local News

Center School District concludes investigation after CHS student was body slammed by security during protest

By Martin City Telegraph / February 26, 2026

“Our job is to help the kids know the right way and the safe way to do things so they don’t get themselves hurt or in trouble,” Center School District Superintendent Troy Hogg said.

First-degree murder charge filed in 26-year-old cold case killing of south KC native
Local News

First-degree murder charge filed in 26-year-old cold case killing of south KC native

By Martin City Telegraph / February 25, 2026

“When he is convicted — and we think the evidence is overwhelming, even though it’s a cold case — at least that will keep him from harming others,” said Candice Richie’s stepfather, John Sharp.

Fire breaks out in the Ruskin Hills neighborhood
Local News

Fire breaks out in the Ruskin Hills neighborhood

By Martin City Telegraph / February 25, 2026

No injuries have been reported from this incident.

Going, going, gone! Three long-vacant buildings undergo demolition in south KC
Local News

Going, going, gone! Three long-vacant buildings undergo demolition in south KC

By Martin City Telegraph / February 24, 2026

“It’s a mixed blessing.”

A preview of the upcoming April election
South KC Perspective

A preview of the upcoming April election

By Martin City Telegraph / February 23, 2026

There will be numerous candidates for school board seats and several important issues on the April 7 election in Kansas City.

South KC residents get a say on the proposed city budget Monday night
South KC Perspective

South KC residents get a say on the proposed city budget Monday night

By Martin City Telegraph / February 22, 2026

Residents will be given the opportunity to tell council members what they feel should be the city’s top funding priorities.

A leading Black family in the face of adversity: The legacy of the Jordans (Part 1)
History

A leading Black family in the face of adversity: The legacy of the Jordans (Part 1)

By Martin City Telegraph / February 22, 2026

The first Black US deputy marshal, appointed by a former Confederate general, was related to the Leon Jordan who graced headlines during the Civil Rights movement in Kansas City.

“There is danger in the spring.” Forester warns of oak wilt due to warm weather trims
Home & Garden

“There is danger in the spring.” Forester warns of oak wilt due to warm weather trims

By Martin City Telegraph / February 21, 2026

“Any ethical tree crew will only cut when essential.”

Bayou Box opens on Wornall in time for Mardis Gras
Arts & Entertainment/Dining

Bayou Box opens on Wornall in time for Mardis Gras

By Martin City Telegraph / February 19, 2026

From crawfish étouffée and po’boys to red beans and rice, Bayou Box brings a taste of New Orleans to south Kansas City. 

Bluto’s Fish & Chicken has customers flocking to Blue Ridge location
Arts & Entertainment/Dining/Dining/Local News

Bluto’s Fish & Chicken has customers flocking to Blue Ridge location

By Martin City Telegraph / February 19, 2026

Fans say it’s worth the wait and have been flocking to the south Kansas City spot since it opened in July.

Flower studio opens in the heart of Waldo
Business/Home & Garden

Flower studio opens in the heart of Waldo

By Martin City Telegraph / February 18, 2026

“Now all the storefronts are full.”

Belton seeks to maintain, revitalize downtown charm with project
Local News

Belton seeks to maintain, revitalize downtown charm with project

By Martin City Telegraph / February 17, 2026

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
Local News

“A new day.” County executive makes the rounds with news of change

By Martin City Telegraph / February 16, 2026

“People don’t trust the county because they were lied to for years. We’re trying to rebuild that trust.”

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