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Oak Grove woman plants flowers to remember those who died from suicide, fentanyl
In 2015, Linda Lucas lost her 14-year-old grandson to suicide. Since then, she said she has had to find ways to channel her depression and loss into something that won’t weigh her down.
i.c. stars* in Kansas City helps underserved individuals access tech industry
A Kansas City organization is making waves by equipping underserved adults with the skills and confidence they need to succeed in the tech industry.
'I just realized that I lost my home': The aftermath of a KCMO apartment fire
A fire at an apartment building last week near East 27th Street and Tracy Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, displaced six adults and three children.
Slain 11-year-old Kauffman School student remembered by loved ones, classmates
KC Mother's in Charge planned a vigil for 11-year-old Kourtney Freeman on Monday night, which is an all too familiar scene for most of those who attended.
Faith leaders, elected officials experience night in Jewish home during passover
More than 350 people were invited by the Jewish Community Relations Bureau ( JCRB AJC) as it hosted its largest seder to date in Johnson County at Kehilath Israel Synagogue on Monday.
NLBM pays kings ransom for piece of Kansas City Monarchs history
The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum recently paid a kings ransom for a piece of Kansas City Monarchs history, as the museum's president Bob Kendrick explained.
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