Kansas State Senator Cindy Holscher has officially announced her candidacy for Kansas Governor in 2024, setting the stage for a competitive race in the state. Holscher, a Democratic lawmaker, is determined to bring about real change for the people of Kansas. In her campaign statement, she highlighted the struggles many Kansans face in today’s economy, criticizing current political leadership … Read more
On Thursday, June 12, 2025, just before 10:40 a.m. CDT, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD) and EMS responded to a fatal multi‑vehicle crash on westbound Interstate 44, near Arsenal Street in south St. Louis. The collision involved a Toyota Avalon and a Ford F-250, resulting in the tragic death of an 18‑year‑old male teen. Sequence of Events Immediate … Read more
In a miraculous turn of events, 12-year-old Kolton Conchola, who went missing in Kansas City, has been found safe after driving a 2013 Toyota Tacoma. His disappearance triggered an intense search, with authorities and the public coming together to locate him. Kolton’s story captivated the community, and the news of his safe return has brought relief to … Read more
The Wichita Ethics Board has determined that Mayor Lily Wu violated part of the city’s code of ethics following an incident involving the signature of a proclamation earlier this spring. The issue stems from a proclamation for Transgender Day of Visibility, which was presented at a City Council meeting on March 18. The Proclamation Incident: … Read more
On Thursday night, June 12, 2025, approximately 20 demonstrators gathered at the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City to protest ICE operations and express support for Los Angeles activists . Though small in number, the group made a bold statement, marching through the iconic shopping district with flags, signs, and chants. Signs, Flags, and Messages Protesters … Read more
A downtown building situated at 417 Commercial Street, owned by Forde Gillett, LLC, is one of five projects in Kansas that has been awarded a $50,000 grant through the Residential Opportunities On Main Street (ROOMS) program. This grant is part of the ROOMS initiative launched by the Kansas Department of Commerce (KDOC), designed to support … Read more
The future of Missouri’s iconic sports teams—the Kansas City Royals and Kansas City Chiefs—is stirring up discussions not only in the state legislature but also among downtown Kansas City business leaders. At the center of these conversations is the proposed move for a new stadium, which has ignited debate about the impact it would have on … Read more
With more than 650,000 visitors expected to flood Kansas City for the World Cup in 2026, ensuring efficient transportation will be a monumental challenge. The city has set its sights on creating a regional transit network capable of handling the influx of fans while leaving behind a lasting legacy of improved public transportation. KC 2026, the … Read more
Protests have spread throughout the United States, following days of demonstrations in Los Angeles, as California prepared for a legal battle over President Donald Trump’s decision to deploy military personnel to address immigration concerns. Los Angeles Protest Escalates Over Immigration Tactics More than 1,000 individuals gathered in Los Angeles on Wednesday for the sixth consecutive … Read more
Lee’s Summit, Missouri – Tragedy struck on June 11, 2025, when a bicyclist was killed in a morning crash in Lee’s Summit. The Lee’s Summit Police Department (LSPD) is currently investigating the incident, which occurred around 10 a.m. at the intersection of Southwest Jefferson Street and Southwest Scherer Road. According to the police, the bicyclist … Read more