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Boulevardia returns in 2022, organizers say
Boulevardia will make a return in 2022 for its seventh summertime festival, organizers said Tuesday. → Read More
Wyandotte County Sheriff Don Ash retires after nearly 13 years with office, 49 in law enforcement
Wyandotte County Sheriff Donald Ash has retired after serving in the role for nearly 13 years. → Read More
Former Sen. Bob Dole honored with services in hometown of Russell, Kansas, Saturday
Former Sen. Bob Dole will be honored with a memorial service in his hometown of Russell, Kansas, Saturday. → Read More
Rick Smith out as chief of Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department in 2022
Within months, the Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department will no longer have Rick Smith at the helm. → Read More
Kevin Strickland free after 43 years in prison on wrongful conviction
Kevin Strickland will finally walk free after being imprisoned for the last 43 years for a crime he did not commit. → Read More
Woman charged with murder in September homicide of KCK church volunteer
A woman has been charged with the murder of a church volunteer in Kansas City, Kansas. → Read More
New Mediterranean restaurant coming to City Market
A new Mediterranean restaurant, "Enzo," is coming to City Market for lunch-seekers and evening dwellers alike. → Read More
Kevin Strickland's freedom rests in judge's hands
Judge James Welsh will decide whether or not Kevin Strickland will walk free after 43 years in prison for what Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker says is a wrongful conviction. → Read More
Expert: Testimony that sent Kevin Strickland to prison 'highly unreliable'
Dr. Nancy Franklin, an eyewitness memory and identification expert, testified at Kevin Strickland's evidentiary hearing on Tuesday. → Read More
Christmas nigh in Kansas City: Mayor's tree arrives at Crown Center
Things are beginning to look a bit more jolly in Kansas City with the arrival of the mayor's Christmas tree at Crown Center. → Read More
Former Kansas Congressman Dennis Moore, 75, dies after brief battle with cancer
Former U.S. Rep. Dennis Moore, 75, died Tuesday. → Read More
Hunters take 12 black bears in Missouri's first bear season
Missouri hunters took 12 black bears in the state's first bear-hunting season. → Read More
Kansas City NWSL to announce new name Saturday
Kansas City NWSL will announce its new name this weekend, team officials said Tuesday. → Read More
Kansas City Zoo formally launches $75 million aquarium project
Monday, Kansas City Zoo officials formally kicked off the project to "Make Waves KC." → Read More
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly recognizes young KCK entrepreneur for accomplishments
Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly recognized a young Kansas City, Kansas, entrepreneur for his accomplishments this week. → Read More
KCPD, Buffalo police engage in pregame bet
The city of Buffalo hasn't cleared Kansas City barbecue sauces from its grocery store shelves just yet, but that doesn't mean pregame shenanigans aren't afoot. → Read More
New judge sets Friday hearing for evidence, party roles in Kevin Strickland case
The issue of Kevin Strickland's innocence will again head to court Friday under a new judge. → Read More
Motorcyclist killed in crash merging to U.S. 71 from Interstate 435
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A motorcyclist died in a crash in south Kansas City, Missouri, Friday afternoon. The crash happened around 1:30 p.m. as the motorcyclist was taking the exit from southbound Interstate 435 to southbound U.S. 71. Authorities said only the motorcycle was involved in the crash. Further circumstances were unclear. The exit ramp was closed while police investigate. → Read More
Report: Kansas City Royals owner John Sherman to discuss potential plans for downtown stadium
Kansas City Royals owner John Sherman will discuss potential plans for a downtown stadium at a Tuesday press conference, according to reports. → Read More
Weston City Hall closes due to possible COVID-19 exposure
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The City of Weston is closing its city hall due to a possible COVID-19 exposure. The city made the announcement on its Facebook page Thursday afternoon. City hall, located at 300 Main St., will be closed for the remainder of the business day Thursday. City officials wrote it’s unclear if the building will be closed Friday, too. They apologized for any inconvenience. → Read More