Cemetery threatened by 91st and Troost apartment project, neighbors say
“The smarter financial choice and the smarter PR choice would be to just leave this site alone,” area resident Clark Davis told the Telegraph.
“The smarter financial choice and the smarter PR choice would be to just leave this site alone,” area resident Clark Davis told the Telegraph.
“I recognize the concerns surrounding existing and emerging technologies and their use by law enforcement,” Grandview Police Chief Richard Rogers said in a statement to the Telegraph. “That’s why Grandview Police Department regulates its use with a strong policy, enforcement of that policy and swift consequences for any violation of it.”
Fredrick Scott was found guilty on four of six counts of first-degree murder and armed criminal action.
Downtown Belton will embrace the locomotive era from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19.
Kansas City’s assistant city manager and the marketing administrator for Jackson County’s Community Backed Anti-Crime Tax (COMBAT) Commission were among speakers at Monday’s meeting of the South KC Alliance at KCPD South Patrol.
Tajre Bass-Hill died on Monday evening following a shooting in the 8000 block of E. 88th Terrace that afternoon, according to KCPD.
South Kansas City officials criticized the city’s spending before voting “no” on the Roy Blunt Luminary Park’s first phase of construction on Thursday.
Updates from the Cass County Commission included year-to-date numbers, details on the now canceled plan for a northern annex to the Cass County Sheriff’s Department and new voter-approved measures.
South KC area public schools are set to begin the 2026-27 school year next week.
From new lab infrastructure to expanded transportation options, south KC private schools are gearing up for 2026-27.
La Cima en Loma Vista is set to include a luxury townhome development and modern apartment complex.
A federal indictment alleges LeVota offered a candidate a job in exchange for dropping out of the race.
South Kansas City voters made important decisions about leadership, the petition process, taxes and more.
“… He continued showing up for his neighbors, his city and the people he cared about,” the mayor said.
Community members, mostly affiliated with Martin City Melodrama, voiced concern over potential noise from the outdoor pickleball courts.