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Concerns rise as new Missouri bill looks to ban cell phones from the classroom
A new Missouri bill passed by the state legislature on Tuesday would require school districts to create a policy banning cell phone usage throughout the school day.
Proposal to cut SNAP leaves some hungry, prioritizing most vulnerable
House Republicans rolled out a proposal Monday that would cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) by more than $300 billion.
Glimpse into produce prices at stores across Kansas City
City Market produce shops have deals like dollar sections and buy three, get one free, but how do they compare to grocery stores?
Missouri farmer, rancher concerned about impacts of US-China trade war
The U.S. and China confirmed a reduction in tariffs the countries previously imposed on each other, but the agricultural community is still concerned about the immediate and long-term impacts.
Lee's Summit School District's Grow Your Own program helps future teachers
The Lee's Summit School District has a program to grow its own teachers as high school seniors can sign on to the district's Grow Your Own program to become future teachers.
City of Gardner notified Aspen Place Apartments of safety concerns
Last week, Aspen Place Apartments were condemned by the City of Gardner, forcing more than a hundred families from their homes.
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