The need for speed at the first Kansas City Speedway
The Kansas City Speedway was like one of those fast-moving cars along the wooden racetrack; it was here one minute and vanished around the corner faster than anyone could have ever imagined.
City Business
Judge rules in favor of the Kansas City Police Department over City’s budget cut
“The sole legal question before the Court is whether the City violated Chapter 84 in passing Ordinance Numbers 210466 and 210468 after the Board adopted its budget for fiscal year 2021-22.”
Fall Clean up for 6th District residents
This fall’s 6th Council District Neighborhood Clean Up will run from 8 a.m. to noon
Rep. Cleaver addresses climate change at the local level
The aim is to be climate neutral by 2040, reducing greenhouse gas emissions as much as possible while compensating for any remaining emissions.
Old Pino, Mountain Man – 124 years old?
In his records of death and carefully recorded by the aging priest, a curious entry reads, “On this 17th day of July, A.D., 1871, was interred Jacques [Fournaise] (Old Pino), a native of Montreal, Canada, aged 124 years.”
KCPD hold public discussion on its response to mental health-related incidents
Engage KC The Crisis Intervention Squad of the Kansas City Police Department that responds to
State legislators conduct town hall meeting Saturday
Joint Town Hall By John sharp Kansas City state representatives Michael Johnson, Mark Sharp and
Learn how city government works
By John Sharp Neighborhood leaders and other KCMO residents who want to learn more about
KCPD struggles to retain, recruit officers in wake of increased crime, budget cuts
“To catch up at this point, we’d need some very large recruiting classes of 50 to 60 recruits every few months for the next few years, at least.”
Because We Care events provides free boys’ haircuts, children’s socks & underwear and vaccinations this Sunday
Because We Care Free personal and household essentials, boys’ haircuts, children’s socks & underwear and