South KC high school basketball roundup
By Brad Ziegler The high school basketball season has come to a close for south
Missouri
Behind these locked doors: The old Missouri State Penitentiary is a spooky place to visit
By Jill Draper When a guide locks the entrance door behind you with a bang,
Monarchs on Main
“I’m too excited not to share…we have monarchs on Main Street!”
A Sixth District upset heads city council election results
“We are missing out on the genius of our residents every time we don’t listen to them when we’re crafting policy solutions,” Duncan says.
To Be Demolished…
An open house farewell event is scheduled from 4 to 7 p.m. on Monday, May 22.
KCPS superintendent discusses the district’s recent turnaround
“KCPS has not passed voter approved G.O. bonds since the 1960s. That’s unheard of.”
A look at the April 4, 2023 election results
By Tyler Schneider Kansas City’s voter turnout hovered just below 14% on April 4, 2023,
Missouri’s Prep March Madness
South Kansas City’s high school basketball teams chase state title dreams.
“A blessing beyond measure”
“This stretch of I-49 carries about 90,000 cars a day. This project was essential to help with creating more efficient connections to the community.”
Will Waldo stay weird?
Six-story apartment project draws plenty of input from neighbors By Tyler Schneider Residents and stakeholders
Election Recap: Who won, who didn’t
A crop of new candidates head to the general election By Tyler Schneider MO US
A sheriff showdown: A contentious race for Jackson County Sheriff
Forté, Sharp get contentious over Jackson County Sheriff race By Tyler Schneider There’s a not-so-new
Lead singer for Missouri, Chesmann Square has moved on
“And that road goes on and on into the sunset/ And my destiny is bound to move me on.”
Teachers weigh in on remote teaching
Kinsella posted his latest lesson at 8:16 a.m. on Monday. Five hours later, the activity had a participation rate of just five-percent.