CLAY COUNTY — Officials in the county’s public health agency are now offering a way for those who live and/or work in Clay County to express their interest in getting vaccinated against COVID-19. This form can be completed by anyone, regardless of which phase they may fit in.
DEAR DR. ROACH: My girlfriend has necrobiosis lipoidica. She suffers from this on her shins, as did her mother. She is not diabetic. We cannot find good information on how to rid her of this. The information we find is not about cures, but treatments that mask the symptom, such as steroids. …
CLAY COUNTY — The Clay County African American Legacy Inc. and William Jewell College will host the 37th annual Northland Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration at 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 18, via Zoom.
Put "Snowflakes Sunny-Side Up" on your breakfast menu and the nutritious surprise will brighten even the darkest of wintry mornings. Made with colorful slices of sweet red pepper in shapes that resemble snowflakes, the whimsy adds fun to the start of the day.
When snow and ice are cleared from the roads and forecast, drivers should expect to see maintenance crews at work on Missouri’s highways, often in slow-moving operations.
Emergency departments in the United States treat 3 million older adults for fall-related injuries each year. As the leading cause of traumatic brain injury and hip fractures, falls can cause serious harm. Cold and wet conditions can increase fall risk, but some simple changes can help keep y…
Despite Gov. Mike Parson activating Phase 1B — Tier 1 of Missouri’s COVID-19 vaccination plan Thursday, Jan. 14, the county public health center is still only focusing on vaccinations for those in Phase 1A, which includes health care workers and residents at nursing home facilities.
The wind continues to whip the snow around with few cars venturing out on the streets. Here's what it looks like in Gladstone. What does it look like in your part of the Northland?
For years we’ve been able to get one free credit report per year from each of the three credit bureaus. Right now, we’re able to get a free one each week until the middle of April.
LIBERTY – Police in Kansas City, Kansas seek two people of interest with ties to Liberty in the investigation of an aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. The mixed-race couple of interest also has ties Overland Park, Kansas.
January is National Soup Month, and I’ve been busy making homemade chicken stock in my slow cooker and using the flavorful broth as a base for several belly-warming bowls of soup.
The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for 3 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 15.
ORLANDO, Fla. — Loews Hotels on Saturday canceled a planned fundraiser at its Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal Orlando for U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley, who spearheaded the objections to President-elect Biden’s win in Congress on Jan. 6.
New head of the House Special Committee on Government Oversight said he is willing to continue the investigation.
(The Center Square) – In its 44th annual National Migration study, United Van Lines found that migration to western and southern states from northern states has been a prevalent pattern for the past several years.
President-elect Joe Biden introduced key members of his White House science team, including his nominee for director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy. Biden is elevating the role of presidential science adviser to be a member of the Cabinet for the first time, calling the move …
The assault on the US Capitol was a glaring example of the right-wing extremist movement, which now rivals the threat posed by international terrorism, according to former and current counterterror officials. CNN's Jim Sciutto reports.
SMITHVILLE — Adam Campbell arrived in Smithville about five years ago from Savannah, Georgia to get involved in the real estate market. He became a real estate agent as well as a home remodeler. He even has flipped houses.
LIBERTY — Historic Downtown Liberty Inc. will continue its downtown presence despite a move across the Main Street.
LIBERTY — In mid-December, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson filled several empty seats on various state boards and commissions.
LIBERTY — Vocational Services, Inc. operates three workshops in Liberty and North Kansas City, providing employment for people with developmental disabilities. Communication between shops is important, especially when delivering consistent and timely communications to employees with disabili…
KEARNEY — Local resident Shannon Hart is trading a career as a media sales director with KMBC and KCWE TV stations in Kansas City at the end of this year for ownership of Bea’s Flowers and Gifts, located at 100 W. Washington St. in downtown Kearney.
DEAR DR. ROACH: My girlfriend has necrobiosis lipoidica. She suffers from this on her shins, as did her mother. She is not diabetic. We cannot find good information on how to rid her of this. The information we find is not about cures, but treatments that mask the symptom, such as steroids. …
Put "Snowflakes Sunny-Side Up" on your breakfast menu and the nutritious surprise will brighten even the darkest of wintry mornings. Made with colorful slices of sweet red pepper in shapes that resemble snowflakes, the whimsy adds fun to the start of the day.
CLAY COUNTY — The Missouri Department of Transportation is doing its part to support the Kansas City Chiefs' effort to "Run It Back."Â
For years we’ve been able to get one free credit report per year from each of the three credit bureaus. Right now, we’re able to get a free one each week until the middle of April.
January is National Soup Month, and I’ve been busy making homemade chicken stock in my slow cooker and using the flavorful broth as a base for several belly-warming bowls of soup.
KEARNEY — Residents at Oak Pointe Assisted Living and Memory Care received their first of two rounds of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine Jan. 6. Employees at the facility were taking Christmas decorations down at the time, but for many residents, the vaccine was their last gift of the holiday season.
When snow and ice are cleared from the roads and forecast, drivers should expect to see maintenance crews at work on Missouri’s highways, often in slow-moving operations.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Kansas City District reminds all to be prepared for cold water emergencies on or around lakes or rivers this winter.Â
CLAY COUNTY — The Missouri Department of Transportation is doing its part to support the Kansas City Chiefs' effort to "Run It Back."Â
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