Martin City Telegraph

The driver showed signs of impairment, and the passenger is listed in critical condition.

If anyone was in this area of the apartment and heard or saw anything or has any information, call 816-234-5043 or the TIPS Hotline anonymously at 816-474-TIPS.

The $13 million in regional safety, transportation and improvement project funding comes just two weeks before 2026 FIFA World Cup festivities begin, bringing thousands of visitors to the Kansas City metro.

Summer is here and our entertainment editor has a long list of ideas.

“Tonight is not exciting just simply because we’re opening something new, but because things like this represent a continued commitment to these young people, a belief that they matter, that their experiences matter, their resources matter, and the community around them believes in their potential,” choir director Ehan Hartung said. 

DWI bill heads to Kehoe’s desk while Kansas City schedules Public Improvements Advisory Committee hearings.

The goal: to erect a monument sign in the Brookside neighborhood through a council-approved signage plan, according to Councilwoman Andrea Bough. Examples of monument signs include the monument signs at City Market or the one planned for Grandview’s future farmers market location, Grandview Station. 

Heavy smoke and fire was reported coming from the garage of a 2-story house.

By Ben McCarthy From single-story buildings to skyscrapers, Leawood’s Governing Body and its Planning Commission

“Everybody who drives past it sees it,” said Bill Rothman, owner of ACN Capital, the Denver-based the group behind the project. “It has been, I would say, a source of not positive vibes.”

“A marked fatality has followed the Shannon brothers – rapidly rising to fortune ……now all dead within a brief period. Truly life is uncertain.”

“Eating healthy doesn’t have to be bland,” said LaRonda LaNear, who opened Safi Fresh at 8133 Wornall last month. The restaurant offers quick-serve healthy meals such as salads, smoothies, bowls and sandwiches.

KCPD Chief Stacey Graves and South Patrol Commander Major Kari Thompson were among those who spoke at Monday’s South Kansas City Alliance meeting.

All Ingels Elementary students will receive $20 in “Book Bucks” to go toward a purchase at the fair courtesy of Rainy Day Books’ Books for All program.

Drops off sites include Ruskin High School, Center Academy for Success and Southeast High School.