History

Kansas City wouldn’t be Kansas City without the descendants of the McGee family.

Weston Candlelight Homes Tour Returns Dec. 6 & 7

More than 41 million people have served since the Revolutionary War. Their sacrifices cannot be understated.

“I felt like I was able to see and feel the emotions my family went through.”

Street honoring the wealthiest Black woman in America will be designated “Sarah Rector Way” ahead of film premier on October 29th.

Historic residences highlight history of early Kansas City

At its peak, Kansas City’s streetcar system was one of the best in the country

“He was there well before Kansas City was even a thought.”

The county seat of Johnson County, Kansas has an interesting and surprising early history

Trailblazer spent decades exploring the west, trapping and fighting bears

Historic Corps of Discovery spent three days camping at the confluence of the Missouri and Kaw Rivers, what is now modern-day KCK

Kansas town’s constitutional crisis shaped national politics

City founded by radical abolitionists has its share of conflict

Even as far back as the 1920s, Blue River Road utilized the natural landscape to “bring the motorist the maximum of scenic beauty”

Initially designed to decorate Civil War veterans’ graves, Memorial Day is a time to pay homage to the past and welcome summertime.