City Of Kansas City: KCMO Expands Street Sweeping Efforts Through MyKCMO App

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How Close Are Kansas City Area Hospitals To Capacity? Update

See how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has affected hospital capacity in Jackson County and across MO.

City Of Kansas City: Vaccine Opportunity At Arrowhead

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City Of Kansas City: Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday Aug. 6-8

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Jackson County Coronavirus Transmission 'High': CDC

The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Kansas City residents.

Kansas City Public Library Announces Central Youth Services Zine For August 2021

Each issue is filled with new books and upcoming events, plus amazing facts, funny jokes, poetry, artwork and puzzles.

City Of Kansas City: Operation Backpack Celebrates Back-To-School

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Kansas City Kansas Community College: Binek Named Quarterfinalist For 2022 Grammy Music Educator Award

One of Kansas City Kansas Community College's-own has been recognized as one of the top music educators in the country.

Jackson County Couple Now Face 1st Degree Murder Charge In Connection To Kensie Aubry's Murder

The grand jury indictment lists the following charges against both defendants.

School Supplies, Essential Items Highlight Final ‘KC Kindness' Event On August 7 In Kansas City

City employees not only created this initiative, but also act as volunteers. It is their way of giving back to their city.

Kansas City Seeks To Create Innovative Affordable Housing Options By Converting Vacant Buildings

City asks for proposals to develop homes for unhoused, housing insecure & low-income residents.

Kansas City Public Library: Emery, Bird, Thayer Met The Wrecking Ball

Like many Kansas Citians, reader Jane Murphy wondered why EBT met the wrecking ball instead of being preserved and repurposed.

'A Time Bomb Ticking': See Rental Arrears In Jackson County

A new analysis found more than 6 million nationwide are behind on rent, owing a total of $23 billion.

Kansas City Resident Receives Master’s Degree from WGU Missouri

Beverly Wilson graduated with a M.A. in Teaching, Educational Studies from the nonprofit, fully online university

Kansas City Public Library: Free Coronavirus Vaccines At Select Library Locations

The Kansas City Public Library is partnering with KC CARE Health Center to increase access to the COVID-19 vaccine.

University Of Missouri-Kansas City: History Faculty Members Publish 2 New Books

'Furthermore, each chapter offers historiographical introductions covering scholarship produced in the twenty-first century.'

University Of Missouri-Kansas City: IS Tech Update For July 2021

Two of the more recent updates are the ability to spotlight multiple users and create tasks directly from a chat message.

Kansas City Area Restaurants Received Revitalization Grants

Nationally, around 101,000 eateries received grants, including some in the Kansas City area.

Kansas City Parks & Recreation: KC Parks Ranks 20th In Trust For Public Land Report

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Upcoming Red Cross Blood Drives In Kansas City Area

The country is experiencing a severe blood donation shortage.

Kansas City Public Library: FYI Book Club: He Writes The Rhythms Of Kansas City And Black Experience In ‘Blue Beat Syncopation'

“America Are We Safe” is hardly the only one of the 59 pieces that just as easily could have been written today.

City Of Kansas City: City Auditor's Office Makes Recommendations To Improve The City's Lease Management Program

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Book Clubs, Music Lessons, And 3D Reading Adventures At Kansas City Public Library

The Kansas City Public Library has recently added several new resources that might be exactly what you are looking for.

PPP Loans Benefited Kansas City Businesses

The Paycheck Protection Program helped around 142,243 Missouri businesses in 2021 alone, including some in Kansas City.

City Of Kansas City: KCMO Initiates Litter Clean Up In Tent Camps

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What Happened To Kansas City Public Library's Plan To Build 10,000 Rain Gardens To Prevent Flooding?

Rain gardens are shallow depressions with an abundance of native plants that are designed to catch and absorb stormwater runoff.

City Of Kansas City: Walk-In Clinic For Back-To-School And COVID Vaccinations

Families in the Hickman Mills and Center school districts are encouraged to set aside some time on Saturday, July 17, to get their child ...

City Of Kansas City: City Reviews Building Inspection Process To Ensure Public Safety

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University Of Missouri-Kansas City: School Of Pharmacy Appoints Division Of Pharmacy Practice And Administration Chair

'I am thankful that Dr. Lindsey stepped up to this role and wish her and the division continued successes.'

Kansas City Area Red Cross Blood Drives Coming Up Soon

Blood platelet and type O donations are in high demand.

Kansas City Police Department: Language Line Solutions Important Resource For KCPD Call-Takers

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City Of Kansas City: All-Gender Restrooms At City Facilities Coming

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50 Years Ago, Cowtown Ballroom Ruled An Era In Kansas City

“He really knew how to make Broadway productions,” Cox said. “They brought him to Los Angeles to see if he could make pop hits".

50 Years Ago, Cowtown Ballroom Ruled An Era In Kansas City

The fact that Brewer & Shipley’s “One Toke Over the Line,” essentially a joke song celebrating marijuana.

Register Your University Of Missouri-Kansas City Social Media Accounts By August 1

Each year, UMKC Strategic Marketing and Communications asks that you register your social media accounts online.

Kansas City Parks & Recreation: Why Tartuffenthrope! At The Fountain?

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UPDATE: Power Restored At KC Water's Blue River Wastewater Treatment Plant

Power was restored at 4:30 on Saturday.

KC Water's Blue River Wastewater Treatment Plant Without Power

The plant lost power during overnight storms, meaning untreated wastewater is being discharged into the river.

Unemployment Rate Worsens In Kansas City Area: Feds

The unemployment rate in Jackson County increased recently.

Nominate Kansas City Public Library In The Pitch's 'Best Of KC 2021'

Below are a few suggestions to get you started. First-round nominations run through July 30.