Lansing Veteran Honored Nationally for #StillServing

The national Veterans of Foreign Wars #StillServing campaign recognizes veterans who continue to serve in their community.

Delta Dental Celebrates 20 Years OF LAND OF SMILES® Program

Since its 2002 Inception, Educational Program has Taught Good Dental Health Habits to 1.1+ Million Missouri Children

WGU Missouri Commemorates Veterans Day with New Scholarship

Nonprofit university offers scholarships for veterans, active-duty military members and their spouses

VFW Calls for Stories of Veterans #StillServing in the Community

More than 1,000 veterans’ stories already shared through campaign. Veterans invited to share theirs at vfw.org/stillserving.

Topeka VFW Post 1650 Members Honored for #StillServing Community

The national Veterans of Foreign Wars #StillServing (vfw.org/stillserving) campaign recognizes veterans who continue to serve in their commu

WGU Missouri Launches Scholarship for First Responders in Kansas City

The nonprofit, fully online university will award scholarships to new students who apply by Dec. 31

Missouri Connections Academy Recognizes Local Students

Student of the Month Award recognizes achievements in and out of the virtual classroom

MPTA Recognizes Kansas City Area Transit Operator as Champion

Henderson was among 16 recognized statewide

Spreading International Awareness of My Family’s Fabry Disease History

How researching my family's medical history inspired an international network of support for those impacted by this rare disease

Inspect Your Own Foundation FIRST - Save $$$

Have you ever wondered how to inspect your own homes foundation? Look no further!

Missouri families invited to learn more about full-time online school

Families give public e-school high marks in annual satisfaction survey

WGU Missouri Announces Scholarships for Adults Returning to School

The nonprofit, fully online university will award scholarships to new students who apply by Dec. 31

WGU Missouri Awards Grants to 11 Teachers in the Kansas City area

The K-12 teachers were among dozens in Missouri and Kansas that were selected by the online, nonprofit university to receive funding

Flu shots now available at CVS Pharmacy® and MinuteClinic® nationwide

43 percent of Americans say they’ll visit a retail pharmacy to get the flu vaccine this season

Pastor Shames Flock As ‘Broke, Busted And Disgusted’ In Plea For Watch

A charismatic Kansas City minister apologizes for going off on his congregation for not buying him the luxury watch he asked for last year.

WGU Missouri and Independence Chamber of Commerce Announce Partnership

Agreement will connect Independence Chamber of Commerce members and staff to WGU Missouri’s high-quality online programs and scholarships

A Black Family Says They Were Discriminated Against By A Waterpark

“What are you scared of, Lee’s Summit?" Chris Evans asked after his son's birthday party was abruptly canceled. "Why are you uncomfortable?”

Eldon Girl Still Missing Despite Murder Conviction

It’s been 38 years since Tammy Rothganger vanished and while it’s known she was killed by her mother’s ex-boyfriend, she remains missing

Help Feed Those in Need and Get an Awesome Cookbook!

Karen's first cookbook, 6-MINUTE DINNERS is coming out, by purchasing the book you will be helping feed those in need!

Whitney Ray Recognized as Missouri Teacher Leader of Tomorrow

Ray works as a special education teacher in the Odessa R-7 School District

Helena Nunn Recognized as Missouri Teacher Leader of Tomorrow

Nunn was recently hired as a fourth-grade teacher in the Raymore-Peculiar School District

Delta Dental of Missouri Awards $92,000+ to KC-Area Organizations

Applications are currently being accepted for its second grant cycle of 2022.

Kansas City Heart Rhythm Institute Purchases BioSig Cardiac Tech

The purchase agreement represents BioSig's first commercial adoption since it announced the national launch of its PURE EP ™ System.

Police Officer Killed During Missouri Traffic Stop: Authorities

The 32-year-old North Kansas City officer tried to pull over a vehicle with expired temporary tags, when the driver shot him, police said.

Teen Shot 8 Times Because Of Sexual Orientation; Man Pleads Guilty

The man went with the teen to a wooded area, pulled out a 9 mm pistol and started shooting, authorities said of the Kansas City case.

Mass Shooting Threat Causes Widespread School Closures In Missouri

A person was in custody with charges pending Wednesday after a Snapchat comment threatened “killing people — mass murdering,” police said.

WGU Missouri Launches New Scholarships for Military Spouses

Non-profit, fully online university is awarding multiple scholarships, valued at up to $4,000 each, to military spouses

Nurses Week at Topeka Center is Music To Everyone's Ears

120-Bed Skilled Nursing Facility Takes Residents on a Musical Journey During This Special Week

Lee’s Summit High School Catering Manager Wins National Recognition

National Manager of the Year Award winner

WGU Missouri Launches Scholarships in Honor of National Nurses Week

The online, fully nonprofit university will award scholarships, valued at up to $4,000 each

WGU Launches New Teacher Appreciation Scholarships for Teachers

The WGU Loves Teachers Scholarships are valued at up to $4,000 each and are available for current and aspiring teachers

WGU Missouri Earns Military Friendly® School Designation

Nonprofit, fully online university ranked #1 Online School for servicemembers, veterans and families

Kansas City Resident Receives Master's Degree from WGU Missouri

Krimzee Maenle, who resides in the Ruskin Hills neighborhood of Kansas City, has graduated from WGU Missouri

Ford Fund and GHSA Host Free, Hands-on Safe Driving Clinics for Teens

Ford Driving Skills for Life national tour stops at Manheim Kansas City

Remains Of Pearl Harbor Sailor ID'd As Missouri Native

Wilbur Newton, a Mound City native, died aboard the battleship USS Oklahoma when Japanese aircraft attacked the ship Dec. 7, 1941.

Topeka Center Entertains Residents on St. Patrick's Day

It's Great to Get Back to What St. Patrick's Day is Really All About

WGU Missouri Announces Return of “Fund My Classroom” Program

Nonprofit, online university plans to award up to $100,000 in funding to K-12 teachers to help bring innovative classroom projects to life

How To Inspect Your Home's Foundation

The Rain Is Back. Don't Overpay. Inspect Your Home's Foundation Like The Professionals!

Kansas City Public Library: Join Us In Celebrating AmeriCorps Members And Their Service To Community

“Put simply, AmeriCorps members make our community better,” says Beccah Rendall.

Kansas City Public Library: The Library ❤️S Its Parade Of Hearts Heart

The hearts will remain on display through May and then be auctioned off in June.