Month: September 2024

On August 15, the Kansas City City Council approved revised plans for the Villas at

Eight homes in the Marlborough area enjoy a one-day blitz of home improvement projects.

Around 11:30 pm, South Patrol and ambulance services responded to a fatality collision at 11725

Voting is the foundation of a democracy and therefore every citizen’s right. Protecting that right

By Sara Wiercinski In observance of International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31, First Call

By John Sharp Free vaccinations and health screenings with a limited number of incentive payments

Grandview is celebrating the end of its Raytown Road project by cutting the “Caution” tape

At the last minute, all legal issues have been settled and the number of proposed amendments to the Missouri constitution and proposed new laws that will be on the November 5 statewide ballot and their ballot wording are now finalized.

Mayor Quinton Lucas took questions from the crowd, including concerns about the city’s 911 system and progress on a new city jail.

The crisp feel of fall and football homecoming games is in the air. The Telegraph takes a look at area high school teams.

As the games of the 33rd Olympiad wound down, excitement among sports fans was continuing to ramp up.

Local Christian singer and songwriter Mitch Langley will perform at the Second Annual 9/11 Concert and Awards Event

After 25 years, Carl and Bev Tutorino have sold the restaurant.

Aaliyah is diagnosed with autism and family is worried about her well-being.

The spot opened in early August and fits 40 patrons.