Cleveland News

The Kansas City Weasels rocked into the finals Saturday night on their quest for the title of Americas best corporate rock n roll band.The band secured one of eight spots to play at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland in October for the final competition of Fortune magazines Battle of the Corporate Bands.The band lived up to its old name of ...

Missouri State junior catcher Dallas Hord became the sixth Bear selected in the pro baseball draft when he was picked in the 32nd round today by the Florida Marlins.

Dr. Charles A. Worley, 85, of Gladstone, died Wednesday, May 27, 2009. Arrangements are under the direction of Campbell-Lewis Funeral Home in Sweet Springs.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, - City leaders are getting more aggressive about cleaning up trash and weeks.

Zack Greinke's streak of consecutive innings without allowing an earned run has been stopped at 43.

Louis corridor would be eligible for this funding as a part of the Chicago hub network, which would link the cities of Chicago, Milwaukee, Minneapolis/St. Paul, St.

Nothing gold can stay, Ponyboy: As a novel alternative to just cold vetoin' the new city budget, Mayor Mark Funkhouser will let it become law without his signature , a level of political subtlety we haven't experienced, ever, from the Funkhouser administration.

William and Tammera Noyes of Cleveland, Mo., announce the engagement of their daughter, Dana Michelle Noyes, also of Cleveland, to Spencer Gene Burnett of Louisburg.

Cleveland Christian Church in Cleveland, Mo., has a new pastor in Edwin Peeples.

They are Elaina Blando , Abby Row , Brenna Ford , Elliott Hutchison and Jack Wallace .

Jean Brewer, daughter of Susan Hendrickson of Louisburg, and Jason King, son of Glyda Jeager of Warrensburg, Mo., were married Feb.

Guantanamo BaywatchWith Gitmo closing, funny man Jon Stewart pondered where to put all those buff detainees.However, on “The Daily Show,” Stewart chided Sen.

Presidents come and go and their popularity waxes and wanes, but Americans love to see the president in person.

It appears the Chiefs are the only remaining suitor for the NFL’s most sought-after general manager candidate.