Kansas City News

Todd Graves, a Platte County resident and prominent Kansas City attorney, has been appointed special counsel for the Bipartisan Investigative Committee on Privacy Protection.

AGRICULTURAL IMMIGRATION REFORM FORUM ANNOUNCED May 17, 2013 Source: Agricultural Business Council of Kansas City news release Immigration reform is one of the most challenging issues facing America today and will be in the spotlight May 29 in Kansas City at an extended lunch event and issue forum hosted by the Agricultural Business Council of ... (more)

Homeowners will soon receive program and signup information in their mailboxes. The Service Line Warranty Program is provided through the National League of Cities and administered by Service Line Warranties of America.

This service is available for all of Jackson, Clay and Platte counties, including the areas outside of the City of Kansas City, MO's city limits.

Low test scores and poorly-managed finances have created an uncertain future at Derrick Thomas Academy.

This 2012 photo provided by the National Airline History Museum shows its Lockheed Constellation, or Connie, as the propeller-driven aircraft was known, in Kansas City, Mo.

Warm weather has finally made it to the Kansas City area. Flowers are in bloom. Trees are filling out in green splendor.

Jean Rundle is suffering from a heart condition and in quickly declining health.

The National Weather Service says there is a slight risk for severe weather on Sunday, and isolated tornadoes and supercell storms are possible.

The Rachael Ray show flew a puppy to New York that survived a month inside a locked car at Kansas City's tow lot.

One day after Savannah Nash celebrated her 16th birthday on May 8, she picked up her Missouri driver’s license.

The City of Kansas City, Mo., is notifying motorists that four separate walks and races will result in several temporary road closures on May 17, 18 and 19.

Gangs of shoplifters are stealing some of the most basic items from stores in the Kansas City metro area and customers are paying the cost of it.

Kansas City homicide and violence persist despite a few peaceful days this week.

Local officials are asking for the Missouri Department of Transportation's support - philosophical and financial - to look at the feasibility of extending a Kansas City streetcar line to North Kansas City.

The executive-suite industry, which provides companies with office space and shared services, is booming.

Friends of KCI, a group opposed to the plan to rebuild Kansas City International Airport, is taking another shot at putting the $1.2 billion question on a citywide ballot in November.

Plans are underway for the Independence Avenue Community Improvement District to begin, and Rebecca Koop has been busy starting said plans.

With the cost of gas on the rise, many are searching for more fuel-efficient cars and there is now a car, made in America, that gets 84 miles to the gallon and costs under $7,000. The only problem is the new Elio has got three wheels and, in most states, it's considered a motorcycle.

Thieves targeting ATMs are keeping Kansas City police officers busy. Now investigators are hoping surveillance video leads them to the destructive duo.