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Lenexa sports facility will address risks of fentanyl after death of SME student
The Piotrowski family is in the process of bringing a special facility to Lenexa. At W. 108th St. and Pflumm Rd., they're renovating an office building that will serve as a youth sports facility.
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church creates scatter garden for community
Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church in downtown Kansas City recently renovated the north side of the church into a scatter garden for the ashes of those who have died.
Sweet Adelines competition highlights Kansas City’s record tourism momentum
The LoveNotes from San Jose, California, were crowned Sweet Adelines International Champion Quartet in 2013. The 2024 championships are taking place this week in Kansas City as part of a tourism boom.
Hickman Mills believes new test scores will prove pathway to full accreditation
The Hickman Mills C-1 School District is fighting for accreditation from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, a fight the school district has been in for over a decade.
'It was a punch to the gut': Applebee's employees frustrated over sudden closure
A franchise owning 8 Applebee’s locations in the metro filed for bankruptcy this week. Those stores are now closed.
BPU General Manager opens up about where PILOT saga went wrong
The BPU general manager, William ‘Bill’ Johnson, finally shared his perspective on the PILOT fee saga that left BPU customers upset after the promise to remove the fee wasn't met.
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