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.

CARES Act Spending Plan For Clay County

Ordinance proposes allocation of $1 million to Northland Neighborhoods, Inc. to provide emergency rental, rapid rehousing and utility aid.

Data Systems International Boosts Employee Wellness During COVID

Data Systems International has been rapidly adapting to the needs of its employees during the coronavirus pandemic.

FICO to Host Credit Score Education Conference for Kansas City

On Tuesday, June 30, FICO, the leading credit scoring company, will host “Score A Better Future” for Kansas City, MO

Kansas City's July 4th Fireworks 2020 Canceled

Kansas City's traditional Fourth of July events may be canceled, but there are several other ways you can celebrate the holiday safely.

Kansas City Celebrates Completion Of Ne 104th St. Improvements

The project was designed to replace a narrow bridge, improve safety and add complete streets improvements.

Kansas City Police Department Respond To Indictment Of Detective In Officer-Involved Shooting

"The Kansas City Missouri Police Department continues to mourn the loss of life and all suffering surrounding this incident."

New Tuition-Free Full-Time Online School Approved

Missouri Connections Academy Enrolling Students in Grades K–12 for Upcoming School Year

Chief's Blog Highlights Kansas City Police Department's Use Of Social Service Workers

U.S. president's executive order for police reform asks police departments to respond with social workers to different of incidents.

Kansas City Slow Reopening Adds More In-Person Options

Due to COVID-19 concerns, the Municipal Court remains closed past security for all other members of the public until further notice.

Missouri Public Transit Association to Host Free Virtual Event

Missouri Public Transit Association to host free virtual event on ADA guidelines for providing equal transit service to all passengers.

Kansas City Water Joins Corps Of Engineers On Tour Of East Bottoms Levee Rehabilitation Project

Last year the Missouri River’s high water levels damaged the slope of the levee.

KC Turns Turquoise to Support Those with Lung Cancer

Kansas City Turns Turquoise to Support Those with Lung Cancer, Lung Disease and COVID-19

Kansas City Police Seek To Identify Arson Suspects

Police are trying to identify suspects in the arsons of two vehicles during civil unrest on the Country Club Plaza on May 30 and 31.

Kansas City Appointment Required For Immunizations

Parents and guardians should call 816-513-6108 as soon as possible to schedule an appointment.

Kansas City Tow Services Auction Goes Exclusively Online From June 16

Effective Tuesday, June 16, the division’s monthly auction of surplus cars, trucks and motorcycles is going online only.

Kansas City Completes $79.53 Million Water Revenue Improvement Bond Issuance

The City of Kansas City, Missouri, on Wednesday issued at total of $79.53 million principal amount of water revenue improvement bonds.

Kansas City Auditor’s Office Releases Annual Report On Audits And Activities In Fiscal Year 2020

For more information about our fiscal year 2020 audits and activities, view the annual report online on our Recent Reports page.

Spectrum Launches 2020 Digital Education Grant Program

Timeline for Grants Moved up in Response to Pandemic

Search Continues For Missing Kansas City Social Worker

Police continue to look for 39-year-old Marina Bischoff, who was last seen leaving the Shoal Creek Patrol Division the morning of May 28.

Kansas City Fire Chief Thanks Voters For Sales Tax

“The monies generated annually will help us maintain the professional service that we have provided to KC residents."

KCPD To Purchase Body Cameras With Help From Donation

The Kansas City Missouri Police Department will be purchasing body cameras, thanks to funding provided by generous community donors.

Kansas City's Board Of Police Commissioners Approve New Oversight Measures

The Board of Police Commissioners approved multiple new oversight measures in an emergency closed-session meeting June 4.

KCPD Accountability Measures Announced By Mayor Lucas

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas has announced several new oversight measures for the Kansas City Police Department.

KCMO Recruiting Contractors For Federally-Funded Repair Program

The Neighborhoods & Housing Services Dept. is recruiting contractors to work on projects for its Housing & Energy Conservation Division.

Mayor Announces New Kansas City Police Oversight Measures

The Board of Police Commissioners met in an emergency closed-session meeting June 4, & the Mayor announced the following oversight measures.

Kansas City MO Health Department Working With Local Paper Plant After Coronavirus Outbreak

The manufacturing plant is located in the city's 3rd District, which has had the highest number of local cases.

Kansas City KC Water Releases 2020 Water Quality Report

"KC Water proudly serves more than 170,000 Kansas City residential and commercial customers, and 34 wholesale customers in Kansas City."

Help Shape Post-Coronavirus Kansas City Management Office's Policies

Mayor Quinton Lucas encourages residents to participate in providing comments and suggestions.

Kansas City Requests Ideas To Help Shape Post-COVID-19 Policies

The Mayor and Council will review the policies with strong support.

Next Steps In Kansas City’s Re-Opening Plan

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas has extended his Emergency Order with an updated set of guidelines.

Questions About KCPD's Policies Or Training?

"The tragedy in Minneapolis has impacted all of us. We recognize our community has questions."

WGU Missouri Announces up to $100,000 in Scholarships

WGU Missouri Announces up to $100,000 in Scholarships for Students Impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic

Kansas City KC Water Pauses Keep Out The Rain Program Due To Covid-19

“This temporary pause allows KC Water to analyze the utility’s financial position and the economic effects of COVID-19."

Kansas City MO Finance Department Making Personnel Changes With New And Familiar Faces

Huizenga is moving to San Antonio to become Budget Director there. His resignation is effective June 5.

Kansas City Water Thanks Customers For Responsible Disposal Of Hazardous Household Chemicals

During last weekend’s reopening, customers dropped off nearly 35K lbs. of materials at the HHW facility, which far exceeds a normal weekend.

Kansas City Temporary Outdoor Seating Program

City Council is making it easier for small businesses to expand service to their patrons by adopting a Temporary Outdoor Program.

KCFD Celebrates EMS Week, Honors All EMS First Responders

EMS is a vital resource at structure fires providing on-site medical care for residents and KCFD staff when necessary.

Kansas City Auditor’s Office Launches Audit To Review Oversight Of Community Improvement Districts

The objective of this audit is to determine whether the city is exercising oversight of Community Improvement Districts.

Kansas City Missouri Police Department Memorial Day Celebrations

The Department cancelled the in-person service this year to prevent the spread of COVID-19.