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Opponents to Missouri redistricting identify 2 paths to block bill
Groups that oppose the new congressional districts the Missouri Legislature passed this month are going down two paths to block the legislation from becoming law.
After surviving SCAD, nurse practitioner shares powerful message of advocacy
Layne Strookman, a 35 year-old wife, mother of three and nurse practitioner at Saint Luke's, had her first heart attack in February, six weeks post-partum with her third baby.
Nearly 400 watermelons distributed at Saturday's Ivanhoe neighborhood festival
The Ivanhoe Farmers Market distributed nearly 400 watermelons and other fresh foods Saturday at their watermelon festival.
Kansas City School District could be split across 3 congressional districts
The Kansas City Public School District faces a potential division of the district following the Missouri legislature's passage of a new congressional map.
Parents fear for safety, but students see benefits in Missouri’s cell phone ban
The new Missouri law banning cell phones is stirring strong reactions among parents and students as the school year gets underway.
El Toro Loco restaurant in KCK reopens after ICE operation; Lenexa eatery closed
Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations at two El Toro Loco restaurants in late July forced both to abruptly close, taking the community and workers by surprise. One location has reopened.
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