Gladstone man arrested after high-speed chase
A high speed chase involving several law enforcement agencies ended with the arrest of a Gladstone man Friday.
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Amazon center in Liberty receives top environmental award
With Earth Day 2025 around the corner, the Courier-Tribune visited the facility to see what reductions have been made.
North Kansas City Hospital joins Mayo Clinic Care Network
NORTH KANSAS CITY — After a year in the making, North Kansas City Hospital has joined the Mayo Clinic Care Network as of Tuesday, April 15.
North KC arrests get more than 20 milligrams of fentanyl off streets
CLAY COUNTY — Two different arrests in North Kansas City have resulted in getting more than 20 milligrams of fentanyl off the streets.
Pedestrian killed on Interstate 435
Roads are now open after an early morning accident resulted in the death of a pedestrian near Worlds of Fun on Interstate 435 and closed… Login to continue reading Login…
Smithville Area Hiring Fair April 22
SMITHVILLE — The Smithville Area Hiring Fair will take place Tuesday, April 22 in the auxiliary gym of Smithville High School, 645 S. Commercial Ave. Attendees are to enter through the Performing Arts Center doors.
Levy, bond issues pass minus Kearney’s half-cent sales tax
Sales taxes pass in Liberty, Smithville for first responders By Kellie Houx KHoux@cherryroad.com CLAY COUNTY — With the unofficial results in and 12.19% of the… Login to continue reading Login…
University of Kansas Cancer Center expands in Northland
The University of Kansas Cancer Center is expanding in the Northland with new locations opening this summer in Briarcliff and Liberty Hospital.
Parks board, city leaders, community celebrate Emerald Ridge Park playground opening
By Kellie Houx KHoux@cherryroad.com SMITHVILLE — The former metal swings and slide are part of memories past now that the Emerald Ridge Park playground is… Login to continue reading Login…
USDA announces Avian Influenza funding, updates information on strategy
WASHINGTON D.C. — U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins recently announced up to $100 million in funding for research into various methods of preventing Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in poultry flocks including therapeutics, vaccines and research.