BREAKING NEWS
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Royals, KCP&L partner for solar power
The Royals have a new feature to show off at Kauffman Stadium.
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Kan. lawmakers consider electric car fee
A Kansas legislator is worrying about the state's flow of funds for highway projects and road maintenance if consumers flock to electric cars or hybrids because those vehicles use less gasoline, raising less gas taxes.
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Raytown finds secret to saving thousands
The Raytown School District started a new program this past year called Energy Education. They hired an energy specialist and save more than $500,000 dollars on utility bills.
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Time is running out on energy tax credit
Homeowners have only a few more days to buy new energy efficient products and get a credit from the IRS. One local heating and cooling company bracing for a flood of last minute orders says a year-end rush has not materialized.
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Recycle Christmas lights for good cause
Looking for a place to get rid of your Christmas lights? How about recycling them for a good cause?
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Don’t throw away old electronics
Businesses like the Laptopsquad in Kansas City recycle most old electronics for free and help you make a smaller impact on the environment.
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City staff gets paperless training
Laptops and wall-mounted monitors have replaced reams of paper at City Hall. City staff, including Mayor Sly James spent the day learning a new, eco-friendly system.
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Vacant home now an energy efficient home
A Kansas City home once considered blight has been transformed into one of the most energy efficient homes in its neighborhood.
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Paseo Academy is going green
A local school is saving green by going green.
More News
Local News
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'The Call' showcases black history
The Kansas City Call newspaper is a reservoir of African-American history both in Kansas …
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Children raise money to save lives
A school of just 103 students is helping to find a cure for Leukemia and Lymphoma. They …
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Camera contract ended before KC rape
Cameras continue to be inoperable along the riverfront near the River Market. 41 Action …
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Family: Missing man may be off meds
The family of a 34-year-old Kansas City, Mo., man has reported him missing from the area …
Kansas News
- KU officer ticket scheme cases studied
- KS teens send burrito into space & back
- Kansas school finance debate extended
- Kansas House to vote on restraint rules
- Man charged over call to Gov. Brownback
- Phony DEA agents scamming Kansans
- Lawmakers want lower taxes in Kansas
- Kan. panel backs religious freedom bill
- KS panel postpones vote on abortion bill
- No change yet for Kansas pension plan
Missouri News
- Mo. Democratic leader on unpaid leave
- Threatening email mentions Mo. senators
- Mo. bill to limit who can get license
- Mo. judge rejects science incentive fund
- Mo. gubenatorial candidate travels in RV
- Vigil set for allegedly-abused Mo. boy
- Mo. meth lab busts up 60% in 5 years
- Some concerned about Mo. sex-abuse bill
- MO house pushes English-only driver test
- Jackson County changes GOP caucus date
