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Low-income housing non-profit gets 400% increase in property value assessment
Jackson County business owners are reporting higher than expected property value assessments and that could mean changes in how they operate their businesses.
Kansas City call center prepares for increased volume after LGBTQ+ line will end
Starting July 17th, the dedicated line for LGBTQ+ individuals will no longer be an option and that means more calls to crisis hotline centers across Missouri.
Maternal, infant care center aims to address health disparities in Kansas City
Tonia Wright, founder and CEO of Altruism Inc., is on a mission to save the lives of new and expecting mothers and their babies.
Slight decrease to Independence Day cookout prices, more savings for consumers
Burgers, brats, and potato salad. Burgers, brats, and potato salad. Independence Day is inching closer and local shoppers are finding ways to save a buck.
Bill seeks to end federal oversight of Haskell Indian Nations University
A bill introduced in Congress on Monday would transfer oversight of Haskell Indian Nations University from the federal government to a board of trustees made up of tribal representatives.
Platte City businesses hope downtown revitalization brings charm back
Downtown Platte City looks to get its charm back through a Mid-America Regional Council (MARC) grant awarded to the city.
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