Kansas City Police Apprehend Active Shooter At Sports Complex

Police say 33-year-old Joshua D. Newton shot at an employee but did not strike him.

Kansas City PD Social Worker Helps Domestic Violence Victim Get New Start

KCPD has had social service workers assigned to each of the city’s six patrol divisions since early 2018.

KC Health Department Investigating Coronavirus Outbreak At Westport Bar

At least seven employees have tested positive for COVID-19.

Consultant, Team Of Local Artists Make Recommendations For Public Art In New Terminal At KCI Airport

The grand opening for the terminal is scheduled for spring 2023.

Application Deadline For KC Home Repair, Paint Programs Is Sept. 18

These programs are offered at no cost to low and moderate income households in the city.

Woman Seriously Hurt In Bird Scooter Crash

The KC Police Department reminds residents that impaired driving laws also apply to scooters.

Lawmakers Seek Answers On Hundreds Of USCIS Contractor Furloughs In Kansas City

They are asking for a bipartisan briefing on the matter.

4-Year-Old Shot At Kansas City Park Wednesday Evening

The girl, who suffered a non-life-threatening injury, was caught in a crossfire between the occupants of two vehicles.

The Next Kansas City Landlord/Tenant University Is Sept. 10

In-person seating is extremely limited, but the training session will be streamed via Microsoft Teams.

Critically Wounded KCPD Officer Is Said To Be Making Impressive Progress

He was shot in the head on July 2.

Police Chief's Blog: In Violent Year, KCPD Homicide Clearance Rate Remains Well Above Average

Just last week the department identified persons of interest in two 2019 homicide cases.

Kansas City Administrative Tribunal Formed For Non-Violent Ordinance Violations

Officials say the move will prevent people from being incarcerated for minor offenses such as unpaid parking tickets.

Blunt Welcomes $50.8 Million Grant Funding Announcement For KC Streetcar Extension

The extension "will boost economic development and provide reliable, no-cost transportation to more people in the region."

Audit Underway To Evaluate Use Of KC City Buildings And Facilities

Telecommuting could have an impact on current and future office space needs and associated costs.

KC Police: Violent Crime Has Decreased Significantly Since The Beginning Of Operation LeGend

Aggravated assaults saw the biggest drop with 48%.

Mayor Lucas To Address Virtual Municipal Drug Court Graduation

The ceremony is scheduled for Thursday.

KC Water Nears Completion Of Major Green Infrastructure Improvements To West Bottoms Area

Final completion is expected at the end of the year.

KC Police Chief Responds To Indictment Of Officer In Assault

The officer has been put on administrative leave.

KC Residents Invited To Give Input To City's Comprehensive Plan

A virtual town hall is set for Aug. 27.

Update: Wastewater Overflow Near 8625 Troost Ave. Ends

The overflow began at 2:18 p.m. Tuesday and ended at 4:48 p.m.

KC Water Customers Advised Of Wastewater Overflow Near 8625 Troost Ave.

Wastewater is entering into an unnamed creek which leads into the Blue River.

Four Finalists Named In KC City Manager Search

Mayor Lucas will interview each of the candidates jointly with the City Council before submitting his final recommendation to the Council.

KC Police Captain Comes Through On Promise For Child He Met At Murder Scene

The 6-year-old girl now has a doghouse for her puppy.

City Seeks Feedback On Kansas City Community Improvement Districts

The goal is bettering conditions for existing businesses and attracting new growth.

WGU to Grant $1 Million in Online Access Scholarships

Scholarships will provide high-speed internet for hundreds of students in Missouri to close the digital divide learning gap

Pandemic’s Economic Fallout Leads To Kansas City Budget And Service Cuts

The finance department estimates the city needs to cut $50 million from the current fiscal year’s budget.

Kansas City Coronavirus State Of Emergency Extended To Jan. 16, 2021

Public health officials say the virus won't be going away over the next five months.

Kansas City Water Encourages Schools To Flush Water Lines

Unused water that has been sitting in pipes for extended periods may appear cloudy or have an unpleasant taste or odor.

Kansas City Police Now Offer Child ID System

The system will be used to help find missing kids.

Kansas City Police Arrest Nearly 160 So Far Through Operation Legend, Including 12 Murder Suspects

The U.S. Attorney’s Office is not able to track cases that are referred for prosecution in state court.

Kansas City Mayor Issues First Marijuana Pardon

The Marijuana Pardon Program is one of many steps Mayor Lucas has taken to decriminalize marijuana.

Churches Partner With Kansas City Police Department To 'Get To The Heart Of The Matter'

Getting to the Heart of the Matter aims to reduce violence through many means.

Data Systems International Lends Helping Hand to cfm Distributors

cfm Distributors improves their supply chain management and productivity with two updates

Senator Roy Blunt Applauds Nearly $8 Million Grant For Kansas City Bus Operations Center

The grant funding announced today was provided through the Blunt-backed FY2020 government funding bill.

Tax Breaks This Weekend In Kansas City On Back-To-School Items

Online purchases will also qualify for tax exemption, provided you pay in full during the holiday.

Crowd-Sourced Policy Ideas Win Challenge In Kansas City

Mayor Quinton Lucas will discuss the top three policy ideas suggested by the community during a Facebook live session on August 5.

Nearly 100 Arrests So Far Through Operation Legend In Kansas City, Including 5 Murder Suspects

“This is the impact of a targeted initiative to reduce violent crime, carried out by local and federal law enforcement working together."

Hannah Fizer: No Accountability for Shooting Innocent Woman

Hannah Renee Fizer was the all American girl next door until she was gunned down in cold blood by a Sheriff's Deputy.

Kansas City Women Who Faced Ovarian Cancer Sought For #TealWoman

The Clearity Foundation Seeks to Recognize Women from All 50 States including Missouri

Health Impacts of Air Pollution: Local Resident Shares Story

New campaign calls on Kansas City residents to take action against climate change, air pollution