“Glamping,” not camping, is this summer’s hottest travel trend
“Three generations of a family traveling together has become huge in the travel business.”
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Update: Judge says for now city must pay KCPD expenditures as previously budgeted
Judge Harrell’s order, which was agreed to by both parties, gives the city 14 days from today to respond to the suit’s request that the city be ordered to return the $42.3 million appropriated to the Department.
Inspiring Teen Lost
The 18-year-old Boston had enlisted in the Air Force and was planning to begin basic training soon after graduation.
KC Public Libraries open to public; Mid-Continent Libraries extend hours
By John Sharp With the June 1 resumption of most in-branch services at nine out
KCPD funding cuts: A look at what police services will be cut, the city’s ordinances, and the Police Board’s lawsuit
Introducing and passing an ordinance the same day is generally only done for emergencies.
Grandview boys track try to defend championship title
“It’s tough to walk around here and wear the Bulldogs gear and not look at the history on that fence and want to add to it.”
Cameron Young leads wire-to-wire for first Tour win at AdventHealth Championship
“There are a lot of holes out there where one side is jail and the other’s not. And we worked hard to avoid those spots that are jail all week.”
Now Hiring! Where are all the unemployed workers?
“Everyone acts like they don’t need a job. I’ve talked to a lot of people who would rather draw unemployment than go to work.”
Cookies & Creamery now open in Red Bridge Shopping Center
“Local entrepreneurs in the sweet treats community are doing great things and we want to help them shine even brighter.”
Tenants leave UMB Bank building as plans for its demolition materialize
“This place has been fabulous. There’s nothing like it.”