Man charged with two south KC murders, one on the Indian Creek Trail
Man admits to two homicides including one on Indian Creek Trail.
Month: August 2017
City councilmen propose resolution to reduce flooding in south KC
The resolution hopes to develop a comprehensive plan involving various counties and states.
“It’s nothing that’s normal.” Unusual rainfall blamed for flooding
Last week’s flooding was the result of 20 inches of rain in three weeks’ time, according to the National Weather Service.
The Future of Indian Creek
What’s in store for Indian Creek at 103rd & Wornall? The KC Water Department spoke to residents at a recent meeting.
State insurance specialists in south KC to assist flood victims
State insurance specialists will be in the Kansas City area on Monday (Aug. 28) and Tuesday (Aug. 29) from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. to assist residents impacted by recent flooding.
Dr. Joseph Spalitto’s passion to help others leads to national honor
Only seven other dentists have been honored by the International College of Dentists for outstanding community service.
CeCe Winans receives proclamation, invigorates crowd in uplifting performance
In an invigorating benefit concert for Center School District, Grammy winner CeCe Winans was honored with a proclamation from MO State Rep. DaRon McGee.
The collapse of a women’s prison 154 years ago led to the bloody Lawrence Massacre
Memorials come and go. But what stays are the stories. The Union Prison Collapse of 1863 set off border guerrilla warfare in the area, culminating in the Lawrence Massacre.
Autism Center opens its doors in Red Bridge area
Thanks to the donation of a church congregation, a bonafide school for children with autism, ages 2-1/2 to 14, has opened in the Red Bridge area.
Gotta gripe with the City? Authorities visit south KC to hear your problems
The free event allows residents and business owners with concerns about city, county or state government services to discuss them face-to-face with authority figures.