KCFD Emt Billy Birmingham Passes Away Due To Coronavirus In Kansas

Billy had worked for KCFD since 2010 and prior to that had worked with the Metropolitan Ambulance Service since 1998.

Coronavirus Concerns: Kansas City Tow Services Offers First Online-Only Auction April 22

Bidding is open now but ends at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, April 22.

Police Remain Busy In Kansas City Despite Stay-At-Home Order

"We need officers out on street because violent crime here has not changed much with social distancing measures or the stay-at-home order."

Kansas City Offers Mowing-Season Tips During Coronavirus Pandemic

The National Association of Landscaping Professionals recommends landscaping and lawn work be done individually or in small teams only.

Kansas City Wastewater Overflow Complaint Near 812 Nw 70th Street

KC Water responded to a wastewater overflow near 812 NW 70th Street at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, April 11, 2020.

Kansas City Completes $27.8 Million Special Obligation Bond Issuance

City of Kansas City, Missouri, has issued $27.785 million in special obligation improvement bonds to fund capital improvement projects.

Kansas Police Commissioners Board Meeting Will Be Live-Streamed On April 14

Members of the public who wish to submit comments/questions to the Board may do so by emailing.

Kansas Health Director Recommends Caution When Wearing Homemade Masks

Dr. Rex Archer stresses the public should not wear the same masks used by health care workers.

Kansas City's Tow Services To Offer Online-Only Auction On April 22

Interested buyers must register online. Bidding is open now but ends at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, April 22.

Free KC Job Board Offers 5,000-Plus Positions to Help Unemployed

‘KC Career Network’ details job openings from 40-plus employers in technology, professional services and health care industries

Kansas City Auditor’s Office Initiates Audit To Evaluate On-Street Parking Enforcement

The objective of this audit is to determine what actions could improve on-street parking enforcement in downtown Kansas City.

Kansas City Spring And Summer KCMOre Rolls Out

It’s time for residents to check out the new Spring + Summer KCMOre magazine and take a deep dive into latest happenings at Kankas City.

Kansas 3rd Request For Central City Sales Tax Project Proposals Due May 15

The deadline for these proposals is noon May 15, 2020. You can download the form from KCMO.gov, the City’s website.

Kansas City Auditor’s Office Releases Annual Audit Plan For Fiscal Year 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic poses unpredictable challenges to the city this year.

Kansas City- 4 Now Charged In Feb. 29 Active Shooter Incident In Westport

Lavont Carter, 18, and Christien Woody, 20, were both charged April 2 with second-degree murder and other charges.

1st Confirmed Death From Coronavirus Kansas City

The woman, who was in her 70s, was admitted to the hospital on March 25 and died on April 2 due to coronavirus.

Topeka CTR Residents Are Creative During COVID-19 Restrictions

Paintings and Drawings by Topeka Center Residents Are Full of Hope and Inspiration

Coronavirus Update From Kansas City Police Dept. (April 1)

"On Tuesday, March 31, two department members tested positive for the COVID virus, one sworn member and one non-sworn member."

Kansas City Water’s Leaf & Brush Pick-Up Continues During Stay At Home Order

Spring curbside leaf and brush collection begins April 6th.

Coronavirus: Kansas City Officials Add Special No-Tag Trash Week April 13-17

"We want to help ease that burden by offering an extra no-tag week of trash collection."

Coronavirus And Kansas City Water: What To Know

"This page provides the latest information about how KC Water is responding to the pandemic."

Kansas City’s Leaf, Brush Sites Modify Hours

Kansas City residents can still drop off their leaves and brush Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Kansas City Police Catch Dress Thieves Day Before Couple's Wedding

Police saved the day for a couple who were forced to move their wedding up before the stay-at-home order went into place.

Kansas City Health Dept. Providing Services By Appointment Only

"The Health Department is making several changes to the way it provides services during the COVID-19 stay-at-home order."

WGU Missouri Announces Plans to Fund Classroom Projects

The online university celebrates K-12 teachers by encouraging them to submit classroom projects for funding consideration by April 19

Coronavirus: Kansas City Mayor Issues Citywide 'Stay At Home' Order

"As community spread of COVID-19 continues throughout our region, we are taking aggressive action to flatten the curve."

Mayor Lucas Urges Kansas Citians To Complete 2020 Census

"While we’re all spending more time at home social distancing, this is a good opportunity for Kansas Citians to complete their 2020 Census."

Coronavirus: Kansas City Health Dept. Reports First Two COVID-19 Cases

The Kansas City, Missouri Health Department today reported that a woman in her 40s and a man in his 30s have tested positive for COVID-19.

Kansas City Police Save Boy From Choking

A 13-year-old boy is alive today thanks to two East Patrol Division officers who were in the right place at the right time.

Coronavirus: Kansas City Mayor Releases Updated State Of Emergency Proclamation

Mayor Lucas has updated his State of Emergency proclamation to disallow any gathering or events with more than 10 attendees.

Kansas City Municipal Court Adjusts Court Dates

Municipal Court judges voted to modify court operations in the interest of public health.

Kansas City Mayor Declares State Of Emergency

Mayor Quinton Lucas today issued a proclamation declaring a State of Emergency in the City of Kansas City.

KCMO Police Use Buckets Of Water To Save Homes From Grass Fire

A bucket brigade formed by police officers and home-owners saved several homes during a large grass fire on Saturday afternoon.

WGU Named #1 Online University by Military Friendly®

University tops list of best online school for service members, veterans and families

Kansas City Police Return Stolen Savings Bonds To 93-Year-Old

A 93-year-old woman got a nice windfall Thursday thanks to a KCPD vendor and some dedicated officers.

KC Water Uses Advanced Technology For Excavation Project

KC Water is using advanced technology to improve the sewers in south Kansas City.

Kansas City's Attorney Stepping Down After 30 Years

Hired in 1990 as an assistant city attorney, Abbott was promoted five times during her tenure, serving as Deputy City Attorney.

Police Save 11-Year-Old Drive-By Shooting Victim With Tourniquet

Police helped save the life of an 11-year-old girl who was injured in a drive-by shooting while asleep in her bedroom Sunday night.

KCMO.gov Wins 2019 Modern Website Award

The award goes to organizations that use a data-driven approach for its modern, mobile-friendly website.

Sheri Gonzales Appointed to WGU Missouri Advisory Board

Gonzales to provide counsel on the most effective ways university can meet core mission of economic development