Month: April 2025

Evidence-based tactics help teens stay safe on the road

South Kansas Citians cultivate spaces for people to enjoy nature and each other

A house with an airplane hangar sounds cool unless you’re a nearby neighbor

“We created a sandwich shop that’s similar to what’s popular in Lebanon – fast and casual.”

“Not many of these kids are going to be professional woodworkers. What we are doing is arming them with the skills to take on life’s challenges.”

Callers posing as county health department target Medicare recipients

Executive and legislature divided over whether to retroactively lower assessments

Founded in 1833, the town sometimes considered “the mother of Kansas City” banned the sale of alcohol at several points in its history.

Annual event sponsored by Missouri General Federation of Women’s encourages youth to explore workings of state government

Saturday morning race will impact traffic along the parkway

KC voters approve renewal of sales tax to fund city jail, along with sale of park to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Kansas City. Voters in the KCPS boundaries approved an historic $474 million bond issue.

The Arts Asylum’s new original play opens tonight and will be refined by audience feedback

Six eccentric middle schoolers compete for the ultimate prize. What could go wrong?

A roundup of candidate race results from Tuesday’s election

By Kathy Feist Loch Lloyd residents voted to oust three members of the Board of