City Business

“This is the first time most city leaders have seen this model. As a nonprofit, we can do that at one-hundredth of the cost as some corporation can.”

Repairing potholes and resurfacing streets are two of the key areas in Kansas City’s budget that will avoid cuts despite a $70 million shortfall.

Steptoe is a community that should be memorialized due to its unique spot in our city’s ever-evolving narrative.

Negro Leagues Baseball Museum gears up for new exhibit and initiatives By John Sharp These

“If this passes, it will wipe out the restrictive billboard ordinance we passed in 2007 under Mayor Mark Funkhouse.”

Over the last few months, feedback was collected from nearly 200 residents about the temporary closure.

“Moving this college onsite is a natural connection for us, and now more than ever, we’re thrilled to invest in students who feel called to the healthcare industry.”

The planned improvements will seek to eliminate an estimated 2 million gallons of combined sewer overflow in South Oak Park “in a typical year”.

The city budget reflects a nearly $70 million expected shortfall in revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The new approximately 50,000 square foot store will replace the smaller Ball’s Price Chopper at the southwest corner of Bannister Rd. & Blue Ridge Blvd.