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Local NewsRedistricting bill gets initial approval, final House vote TuesdayLocal NewsIt’s taking longer than usual to adopt the UG’s budget. Why the delay?Local NewsKU professor says proposed split of KC is similar to what happened in Lawrence
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Overland Park flash flood victim's family revisits trail where she died
The family of Anupama Vaidya, a 62-year-old Overland Park woman who died in a flash flood Monday, says they want the community’s help with ways to honor her.
Marchers demand better infrastructure in neighborhoods east of Troost Avenue
Brush Creek provided the backdrop Thursday for a march along East 47th Street to draw attention to the disparity in infrastructure in neighborhoods east of Troost Avenue and other parts of the city.
Riders, UMKC react to opening date of streetcar's Main Street Extension
Mark your calendars, riders! The Main Street Extension for the KC Streetcar is opening to the public on October 24.
MCC Power Up Trades Camp exposes Girl Scouts to new skills, including welding
A new world of possibilities opened up for the Girl Scouts who took part in the MCC Power Up Trades Camp this week across Kansas City.
Kansas City coffee shops feel impact of tariffs on Brazil
Your coffee might be getting a bit more expensive because of President Trump's proposed 50% tariff on Brazilian imports. Local coffee shop operators say they are seeing the effects of the new tariff.
Kansas City, Mo., man warns of real estate scam after nearly losing his land
A Kansas City, Missouri, man is warning others about a real estate scam that almost cost him his property when someone tried to sell his land without his knowledge.
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