Reconstruction of Lumpkins Fork Bridge expected to start this summer
Construction paid for by PIAC funds and MoDOT grant
Urgent sidewalk needs in south KC
KC residents may suggest infrastructure improvements through the Public Improvements Advisory Committee (PIAC) program. Applications are due August 31.
Creating the Rainbow: After 40 years, Rainbow School director retires
By Kathy Feist When Deena Smith enrolled her daughters in her church’s new preschool in
Homicide at Gregory and Main
This evening just after 10:30PM, officers were dispatched on a call for a sound of
Critical injury collision at Grandview triangle near Hillcrest
The unrestrained driver and sole occupant of the Chevrolet was ejected from the vehicle and was transported to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Local fitness guru proves age is just a number while on American Ninja Warrior
“I owe so much of my understanding and learning of fitness to Jack LaLanne.”
Fatal vehicular accident at I-49 and I-470
The unrestrained driver and sole occupant of the Toyota was ejected from the vehicle and pronounced deceased at the scene.
KC kicks off summer with a day of free live music
More than 140 performances scheduled throughout the city
New city manager must pick up the pieces as World Cup approaches
By Jill Draper “It’s been a whirlwind,” said Mario Vasquez about meeting people in the
Providing vets an “entry point to a changed life”
Veterans Community Project breaks ground on new Welcome Center at 87th and Troost
Collision involving tractor trailer closes 71 Highway
Kansas City Police Department reports one critical injury
Paul Robeson Middle School future plan finds funding
Recent Center Planning and Development Council meeting also discusses proposed expansion of private Christian School
Blue River Road’s past and present: Truman’s romance with a road now in disrepair
Even as far back as the 1920s, Blue River Road utilized the natural landscape to “bring the motorist the maximum of scenic beauty”
