South KC Perspective

Many neighborhood leaders including those with no children in our public schools realize that it is very difficult to maintain vibrant neighborhoods without good public schools.

There will be numerous candidates for school board seats and several important issues on the April 7 election in Kansas City.

Residents will be given the opportunity to tell council members what they feel should be the city’s top funding priorities.

New class of 50 cadets will graduate in August

Johnson promises serious criminal charges for domestic violence incidents

Clearing up a fundamental misunderstanding about how our nation’s economy works

“Our children and families deserve to celebrate without fear, wondering whether a bullet might come through their roof or windows.”

Donations from county’s annual light display benefit local charities

Featuring specialty cookies, gluten-free and new gourmet varieties each week

More than $18,000 goes to programming including free books

Two opportunities to help less fortunate neighbors this holiday season

Jackson County hosts holiday bike ride, fireworks show and light displays

By John Sharp KCMO residents who are homeowners or home renters may set out paper

“By electing our assessor, residents will finally have a direct say in how property is assessed.”

Simple majority would change appointed postion to elected