The Mid-America Chapter of The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society seeks high school students who are enthusiastic about volunteerism, philanthropy, community outreach and leadership for a fundraising competition called Students of the Year.
KANSAS CITY — A teen is recovering from serious but not life-threatening injuries after being shot Friday, Oct. 11, in the Target parking lot, located near Barry Road and U.S. 169 at 8420 Madison Ave.
LIBERTY — As the city received several phone calls regarding solicitations to paint house numbers on the curb, the city wants residents to know the effort is not a city-sponsored project nor is it required by city code.
SMITHVILLE — Although the Smithville Area Chamber of Commerce had hopes to reschedule the Backyard BBQ Bash contest for later this month, only a handful of participants were available to participate on the new date.
Ellie Alexander’s H20 Acres Country Store has an online presence, but many of her creations can be found at the Dusted Attic in the West Bottoms of Kansas City.
Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative, which services electric members in Clay and Platte counties, is implementing new brush control and underground inspection programs to aid safety and improve service reliability.
KEARNEY — Common Sense for Common People, a grassroots political action group based in Kearney, will host speaker Doug Ervin at the group's next meeting, scheduled for 7 p.m. Oct. 14, in the downstairs training room of ReeceNichols, located at 307 S. Jefferson St.
SMITHVILLE — People refused to let rain dampen festivities during Smithville’s Octoberfest Friday and Saturday, Oct. 4 and 5. The event marked its return after a seven-year hiatus.
Elizabeth Warren repeatedly came under attack during Tuesday's Democratic presidential debate as rivals accused the Massachusetts senator of ducking questions about the cost of Medicare for All and her signature "wealth tax" plan in an attempt to derail her rising campaign.
Missouri's current financial policies have caused it to be one of the least economically prepared states in the nation, Galloway said during a news conference Tuesday.
Congress, back in Washington after a two-week recess, has the unsavory task of trying to pay attention to the rest of the zoo while an elephant sits squarely in the middle of the room.
Fort Worth, Texas, residents can be heard chanting 'we don't feel safe' during a city council meeting after a former police officer was charged with murder in the killing of Atatiana Jefferson.
More than 30 families who within the evacuation zone of the Hard Rock collapse site have been forced to leave their homes.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) responds to a question about his health during the Democratic presidential debate, reassuring the audience that he is healthy.
KEARNEY — While Lyle Updike’s barn at the home of his business, Updike BBQ & Catering, has been known to some in the past as a small, enclosed event space with tables, chairs and fireplace on Missouri Highway C, the space has been expanded and transformed into a full event space complete…
LIBERTY — While more common on the west coast and in larger cities like Dallas and Las Vegas, an intravenous nutrition service has made a home in Liberty.
CLAY COUNTY — Low-interest federal disaster loans are now available to certain private nonprofit organizations in Clay County following the amendment to President Donald Trump’s July 29 major disaster declaration for Public Assistance as a result of severe storms, tornadoes and flooding that…
The 2019 University of Missouri — Kansas City's Missouri Pharmacy Association Student Member of the Year Award was presented to Jordan Thoman of Holt.
SMITHVILLE — While she lived in St. Joseph and worked as a dental assistant while attending college and an accredited hygienist program, Ambrie Hitch began working in Smithville immediately after her schooling.
KEARNEY — To help fund the purchase of a location to accommodate a growing need, the Kearney Food Pantry seeks monetary donations.
LIBERTY — Mid-Continent Public Library will break ground on a new Liberty facility during an event that will include a presentation at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 29. The current branch at 1000 Kent St. will remain open during construction.
LIBERTY — In an effort to live out its mission of carrying out social, intellectual, educational, charitable, benevolent, moral, fraternal, patriotic or religious purposes for the benefit of members and the public, Thrivent Financial Services, supported Synergy Services by paying for the sup…
SMITHVILLE — People refused to let rain dampen festivities during Smithville’s Octoberfest Friday and Saturday, Oct. 4 and 5. The event marked its return after a seven-year hiatus.
SMITHVILLE — A record number of anglers came out to participate in the Smithville Bassmasters eighth annual Daniel Palmer Memorial Classic Open Buddy Bass Tournament at Smithville Lake.
SMITHVILLE — Named after Julia Bargman, former assistant cross country coach for Smithville High School, middle school track coach and a counselor to students, this annual 5K and 1-mile walk raises funds for those suffering breast cancer in addition to providing scholarships for Smithville s…
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