South KC Perspective

Homicides are at an all-time high in Kansas City. Will one of the Democrat candidates running for Prosecuting Attorney have the key solution to decrease crime?

“These are not just jobs, but opportunities for stable, well-paying employment that will empower individuals and families, lifting our entire community.”

The deadline for organizations to register to participate is July 29.

An additional drop-off for unwanted items at Ruskin is scheduled for July 27 from 8 to noon.

The weekly sessions feature presentations by officers involved in many types of police work, field trips to department facilities and a one-shift ride-along with a patrol officer.

The safest way to ensure trash carts will be emptied is to only put the number of bags in them that allow their lids to be fully closed. 

[Auto theft] was the only major crime category that has gone up so far this year in South Patrol compared to last year.

Will accept the largest variety of unwanted items including bulky items such as old furniture, leaves & brush, tires with and without rims and more.

South KC Perspective By John Sharp KCMO residents from all parts of the city may

The PIAC hearing for the 5th Council District will be Wednesday, June 12.  The PIAC hearing for projects in the 6th Council District will be from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 26. Second PIAC hearings are in August.

Four individuals and the 1993 boys soccer team were inducted last month into the Center High School Athletic Hall of Fame.

bout 250 vehicles utilized the Ruskin High School and Center Academy for Success sites.

The first offense is a Class A misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment not to exceed one year. 

The event also recognized the positive impact of implementing much improved salaries for teachers and other district personnel.

This summer the project is expected to impact more than 1,700 students in the Grandview C-4 School District.