Making Medicare Decisions? Get help during online webinars

Kansas City health leaders to present Facebook Live events & webinars to help residents make informed decisions about Medicare.

Kansas City Water Facility Experiences Effects Of Heavy Rain

This has caused highly diluted wastewater to spill into local waterways.

First Session Of 'Landlord/Tenant University' Is Scheduled On August 6 In Kansas City

This groundbreaking initiative will provide invaluable information to renters and landlords alike.

Lung Cancer Screenings Now Available for KanCare Recipients

Lung Cancer Screenings Now Available for Eligible KanCare Recipients at No Cost

Kansas City Update: Critically Wounded Officer Released From Hospital

July 23 UPDATE: The officer was released from the hospital at 11:30 a.m. today to continue his healing.

Kansas City Police Department Helps Generous Woman Get New Start

Many restaurants and community members partnered with KCPD to donate meals for the National Guard members.

Animal Health Services Transition To KC Pet Project In Kansas City

The transition of animal control services to KCPP starts on Sept. 1 and will be fully in place by Dec. 1, 2020.

Kansas City Council Approves Transition Of Animal Health Services To Outside Agency

The transition of animal control services to KCPP starts on September 1 and will be fully in place by December 1.

Platte County Resident Surprised with Scholarship to WGU Missouri

Jennifer Toure was awarded a $7,000 scholarship in honor of the online, nonprofit university's 7th anniversary

Kansas City Auditor’s Office Initiates Audit To Evaluate It Network Access

The objective of this audit is to determine whether computer network accounts to the city’s information technology network current.

School Reopening Recommendations From Kansas City Mayor

Once classroom learning begins, schools should organize their classrooms and facilities to provide for proper social distancing.

Cleanups Take Tons Of Trash, Tires Off Streets In Kansas City

The city offers several clean-up programs for neighborhood groups and coordinates neighborhood clean-up events.

Kansas Police Officer Shot In The Head On July 2 Was In Stable Condition Now

He is becoming more alert, and doctors are monitoring continued progression in neurological function and responsiveness.

VFW to Host #StillServing Celebration July 20-24

Virtual event to showcase unexpected stories of veterans still serving in their communities

Kansas City Water Water Celebrates 200th Mile Of Water Main Replacement Program

Mayor Quinton Lucas joined KC Water Director Terry Leeds and other KC Water employees in making history.

Kansas City Water Wastewater Facilities Experience Effects Of Heavy Rain

Crews are monitoring each location and have installed by-pass pumping where appropriate.

Operation LeGend Brings Federal Resources To Help Kansas City Police Department With Violent Crime Investigations

The federal agents will NOT patrol the streets of Kansas City or serve as any kind of occupying force.

Tips From Kansas City Regarding Pet Precautions During Summer

More information on keeping your pet safe this summer is available from the Humane Society.

Chief's New Blog Explores How Budget Cuts Will Affect Kansas Police Service

'Typically, between 85% and 90% of our budget goes to personnel costs, so personnel would have to comprise a majority of the cuts.'

KC Water Advises Customers Of Wastewater Overflow Near 4000 Mersington Ave. In Kansas City

KC Water responded to a wastewater overflow near 4000 Mersington Ave. at 5:00 p.m. Thursday, July 9, 2020.

More Than 2,000 Free Covid-19 Tests For Missouri Residents

Appointments are required. Residents of Missouri can secure an appointment by registering online or by calling 877-435-8411.

Boy Locates Human Remains Along Northland Creek In Kansas City

The boy was fishing at Shoal Creek north of Pleasant Valley Road when he spotted the remains along the bank.

Kansas City Mayor Lucas Calls For Special Session Of Missouri General Assembly

"We are at a crisis point in Kansas City and we need state legislative action on several items."

Kansas' Mayor Statement On Operation Legend

'As mayor, I remain committed to working on solutions to making our city safer and finding peace for all those impacted by violent crime.'

Free Coronavirus Testing For Kansas City Restaurant Employees

Appointments are required.

WGU Missouri and Bridge My Return Announce Partnership

New partnership will offer educational assistance to Kansas City-area service members and further workplace success

Two Officers Shot, One Critically Wounded, In Separate Incidents In Kansas City On July 2

2 Kansas City Missouri Police officers were injured in shootings on July 2. One remains hospitalized in critical condition.

Kansas City Police Department Plans Saturation Patrols On Friday Night

KCPD’s DUI Section officers will be looking for impaired drivers the night of July 3 using saturation patrols.

KCMO Receives Bloomberg Philanthropies Asphalt Art Grant

Feedback from the surrounding businesses, organizations and neighborhoods will help inform the asphalt art design and help with the project.

KC Water’s Household Hazardous Waste Facility Will Close For July 4th Holiday Weekend

KC Water’s Household Hazardous Waste facility located at 4707 Deramus Ave. will be closed on July 3 and 4.

WGU Missouri Awards Grants to 15 Kansas City-Area Teachers

The K-12 Teachers were among 29 selected by the online, nonprofit university to receive funding for their innovative classroom projects

Residents Reminded That Fireworks And Celebratory Gunfire Are Prohibited In Kansas City

As the Fourth of July approaches, Kansas City residents are reminded that celebratory gunfire and fireworks are prohibited in city limits.

Kansas Celebrates 10 Years of Clean Indoor Air Act

Lung Association urges more action to improve community Health

Non-Violent Charges Dismissed Against Peaceful Demonstrators In Kansas City

City Prosecutor has dismissed 202 charges against people who were cited by KC Police for non-violent offenses during recent demonstrations.

Kansas City Offices Are Closed On July 3; But Trash Will Be Collected As Usual

Hazardous waste, bulky items (unless you have a previously scheduled pick-up) or leaf and brush will not be accepted.

KC Water Completes Collection System Repairs At Woodswether Road And Santa Fe Street

After more than a year, Woodswether and Santa Fe intersection in the West Bottoms is open.

Kansas City Police Investigate Murder Of 4-Year-Old Shot In His Sleep

Police are investigating the murder of a 4-year-old boy who was sleeping inside an apartment early Monday.

Kansas City Residents More Satisfied With City Services During Pandemic

The surveys are collected via mail, phone and online during four time periods throughout the year.

Face Coverings To Be Required Indoors In Kansas City

Effective Monday, June 29, all employees or visitors to any place of public accommodation must wear face coverings in activity areas.

Councilmembers Introduce Tax Incentive Reform Measure For Kansas City

The measure is designed to ensure all school districts are a valued partner in the development of incentive packages.