Month: October 2024

Back to Business Grant Fund to aid small businesses impacted by crime

Community Breakfast and Blood Drive on October 11.

By Kathy Feist Imagine the sound from a 53-member concert band within the walls of

Kansas City Fire Department has these tips to assure your home’s smoke alarms are working properly.

A rather secretive film production was under way, described by a producer on site as an “independent film project,” and other members of the crew as belonging to the horror genre. 

The story of a south Kansas City pioneer who was captain of the first overland trip to California in 1841, “giving impetus to a steady flow of Americans into California.”

When Lyft, and then Uber, launched ten years ago, many local attorneys assumed the services would greatly reduce DUI arrests. The arrest data paints another picture.

We asked around.

Firefighters will collect unopened cases of water from October 7th-14th at specific locations across Kansas City ONLY.

The event offers an opportunity for residents to safely dispose of household hazardous waste, protecting both the community and the environment.

By John Sharp Pinnacle Winds, Kansas City’s professional concert band, will give a free concert

Coppola attempts at commenting on America’s modern descent into partisanship

There’s a lot to do when the weather is fine. Here are three upcoming events

According to police, investigation is ongoing at this time.

By Jeanne Beechwood Michelle Brown, an entrepreneur, artist and former owner of The Chive, along