Shawnee Woman Hurt in I-35 Accident Near Emporia
A Shawnee, Kansas, woman sustained serious injuries in a single-vehicle rollover accident on the Kansas Turnpike near Emporia. The incident occurred shortly after 10 a.m., approximately […]
Massive Three-Alarm Fire Engulfs Vacant Hyde Park Church In St. Louis
ST. LOUIS – A historic Hyde Park church was reduced to rubble on Monday as a massive three-alarm fire engulfed the vacant structure. The blaze, which […]
Tragic Loss: Herculaneum High School Confirms Student’s Death In Weekend Crash
JEFFERSON COUNTY, MO – A devastating crash claimed the life of a Herculaneum High School 11th grader early Saturday morning, leaving the school and community mourning […]
Kansas City’s New Economic ‘Border War’: The Battle For Sports And Stadium Deals
Kansas City is witnessing a renewed economic “border war” as Kansas and Missouri grapple over high-stakes sports and stadium deals. This battle, centered on retaining the […]
Missouri Struggles With Teen Smoking Rates, But Kansas City Shows Progress
Missouri faces a persistent challenge with teen smoking rates, ranking among the highest in the U.S. However, Kansas City and its surrounding counties have made notable […]
Kansas City Mayor Proposes $1 Million To Combat Small-Business Property Crimes
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas has introduced a bold initiative to address the growing issue of property crimes targeting small businesses. His proposed ordinance would allocate […]
The Irony Unveiled: What a Kansas School Board’s Rejection of a History Textbook Truly Signifies
While American politics often captures headlines, an unsettling transformation is occurring within local communities. This change—marked by the intrusion of partisan politics into school board decisions—may […]
Senators Josh Hawley, Eric Schmitt, and Roger Marshall: How Will They Utilize Their Power? | Opinion
The Republican Senators from Missouri and Kansas—Josh Hawley, Eric Schmitt, and Roger Marshall—have spent the majority of their relatively short Senate careers in the minority party. […]
Metro Area School Districts Join Cybersecurity Pilot Program To Safeguard Digital Learning
School districts in the Kansas City metro area are stepping up their defenses against cyber threats as part of a new Federal Communications Commission (FCC) initiative. […]
Kobach Joins Lawsuit to Help Kansas Retain U.S. House Seat in 2030 Census Redistribution
Attorneys general from Kansas, West Virginia, Ohio, and Louisiana have initiated a lawsuit, asserting that the current U.S. Census Bureau’s method of population counting disproportionately benefits […]