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Repairs needed to improve 'deplorable' conditions in KCK fire stations
As the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas, prepares to vote on its 2026 budget on August 28, the KCK fire department faces another year of 'deplorable' fire stations.
$20M renovation turns old grocery store into behavioral health campus
A former grocery store in south Kansas City will soon be transformed into a behavioral health campus, expanding critical mental health and addiction services for thousands of people in the area.
Heartland Men’s Chorus is where music meets identity
Heartland Men’s Chorus tours the Midwest, sharing music and LGBTQ+ pride through their powerful performances and stories.
Original Steptoe neighborhood members pay honor to ancestors ahead of Juneteenth
Through song and poetry, African American residents with a connection to the Steptoe neighborhood paid tribute to a once-thriving neighborhood on Sunday.
Bridge closures 'unnerving' for KCK business owners
Business owners along Shawnee Avenue in Kansas City, Kansas, say they’re feeling trapped because of the closure of the Kansas Avenue bridge and its impacts on commerce in the area.
West Bottoms business owners fight massive property assessment increases
Sean Rielley, a third-generation business owner with proud Kansas City roots, saw his building assessed at a 555% increase, shifting his tax estimate from around $4,000 to over $26,000.
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