VFW Launches Campaign to Showcase Veterans #StillServing

U.S. Military Veterans Volunteer More Time, Donate More Money and Participate More Than Civilian Population

WGU Missouri Awarding $350,000 in Scholarships

The nonprofit, fully online university is offering up to 50 scholarships worth up to $7,000 each

Free Tax Preparation Offered by Kansas City Police Department

The Kansas City Police Department will offer tax preparation throughout February and March at four different locations.

Tarotscopes by Grace

Tarotscopes for each Zodiac sign for February 16th through March 15, 2020

Kansas City Police Stop Car On Chiefs Victory Parade Route

The vehicle proceeded south down the route to where it turned at Pershing and was headed for the crowd.

Schulte Sends Mayor And Council Resignation Letter

His final day of service for the city is Dec. 2.

Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade Impacts City Services

The huge crowds expected for Wednesday’s victory parade will impact city services, especially downtown facilities.

Kansas City Police Urge Victory Parade-Goers To Plan Ahead

The Kansas City Missouri Police Department is ready to facilitate people having a good time and celebrating at the Chiefs victory parade.

Kansas City Officials Build Model Of Indian Creek To Help Predict Flood Risks

KC Water and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are building a large replica of Indian Creek inside a warehouse.

Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade Feb. 5

A Chiefs Kingdom Champions Parade for our Super Bowl Champions will be held Feb. 5 followed by a victory rally at Union Station.

Psychic Tarot by Grace: February Tarot Forecast

Tarot is a centuries old method of divination, full of symbols, images and meanings.

Chief Smith Ready To Help Kansas City Safely Enjoy The Super Bowl

KCPD will be fully staffed citywide on Sunday evening, and we’re bringing in an additional 100 officers.

Who wins best fiscal health: San Francisco or Kansas City?

Who will win fiscally?

WGU Missouri Awards More Than $600,000 in Scholarships in 2019

WGU helps make the dream of higher education a reality for hundreds across Missouri

Kansas City Has An Award-Winning Streetlight Team

The City’s effort to improve the lighting throughout the Historic West Bottoms area is being hailed as a beacon of success.

New Kansas City Initiative Aims To Keep Historic Northeast Clean

The city and a local org are tackling one of the biggest issues in the Historic Northeast — improper trash disposal.

Kansas City Police Find Naked, Confused Man On Highway

As rush hour was winding down Monday, Jan. 27, police were called to assist paramedics with a man lying naked on Interstate 670.

Kansas City receives 'D' grade for fiscal health

Kansas City taxpayers on the hook for $9,800

2nd Confirmed Death From Influenza In Kansas City, MO

The Kansas City, Missouri Health Department reports another person has died from influenza in the 2019/2020 flu season.

Job Opportunities At Kansas City Solid Waste Job Fair

Kansas City is looking fill more than 60 positions during our Job Fair on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2020, from 9 a.m. to noon.

Drumming Up New Business

17-year-old street performer brings positive messages to greater K.C. area.

Kansas City Shooting Leaves 2 Dead, Including Apparent Shooter

At least 15 others were injured in the shooting Sunday night in Kansas City, including three who are in critical condition.

Former Walmart Exec, Royals Owner David Glass Dies At 84

Glass owned the Kansas City Royals for nearly two decades before selling the franchise last fall.

WGU Missouri Announces the “I Have A Dream” Scholarship in Honor

Nonprofit, online university to award $75,000 in scholarships to Missourians who dream of earning a college degree

Kansas City Police, Feds Break Up $1.7 Million Drug-Trafficking Ring

The investigation led to the recovery of 77 guns, large amounts of meth and the federal indictment of 11 people.

2 Kansas City Police Cars Struck Responding To Crashes On Icy Roads

Two police vehicles were struck early Saturday as officers responded to crashes on icy streets, and one officer was injured.

First Icy Blast Of 2020 Has KCMO Working Overtime

The first blast of winter for 2020 has City crews prepping to keep our streets clear of snow and ice.

KC Water To Demonstrate Features Of New Green Infrastructure Project

KC Water will hold a media event to demonstrate features of the new green infrastructure projects at the Kansas City VA Medical Center.

KC area senior living community receives distinction in aging

Claridge Court recognized for quality and innovation, and empowering residents and team members to maximize their potential.

5 Kansas City Houses Struck By 'Celebratory' Gunfire On New Year's Eve

Within the first 21 minutes of 2020, bullets that appear to be from celebratory gunfire entered five homes throughout the city.

WGU Missouri Offers Tips and Scholarships

The Online, Nonprofit University Aims to Help Missourians Going Back to School in 2020

Kansas City Police Urge Residents To Refrain From Celebratory Gunfire

Celebratory gunfire has killed and injured Kansas City children and damaged vehicles, roofs and other property.

200 Christmas Dinners For On-Duty Kansas City Police Officers

To thank officers who are working on Christmas, Taking it to the Streets will be cooking steak dinners for over 200 Kansas City officers.

Kansas City Police Recover 17 Stolen Guns, Meth In Car Stop

Police recovered 17 stolen guns along with methamphetamine and other stolen property in a bust on Wednesday, Dec. 18.

Kansas City Municipal Court Closing At 12 On Friday

The Kansas City, Missouri Municipal Court will close its customer service windows, offices and courtrooms at noon Friday, Dec. 20th.

Kansas To Host Career Opportunities Abound At Job Fair Jan. 11

Specifically, Solid Waste is looking for full-time maintenance workers and equipment operators.

Kansas City Police Will Hand Out 500 Free Christmas Dinners

Together with Hy-Vee and Harvesters Community Food Network, police will distribute 500 free Christmas dinners at East Patrol Division.

WGU's Loan Default Rate is Less than Half the National Average

Online, nonprofit university students also borrow half as much as students nationwide

Kansas City Council Passes Tenants Rights Package

“Our entire community should be proud of our KC Tenants Rights package and what it will mean for the nearly half of all Kansas Citians..."

Kansas City Work Begins On Walnut Street In City Market

Construction on Walnut Street began this week to reopen the road as a two-way street from 3rd to 5th Street through City Market.