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KCK resident out of a home after early morning fire
The fire broke out about 4 a.m. Saturday in a single family home near 25th Street and Lafayette Avenue.
3 hrs ago | Examiner.com
A Feminine Ending mixes musical aspirations with life struggles
Inspiration and perspiration go hand in hand when trying to create something new from nothing, and for artists, that's exactly where genius comes-from the blank slate of their mind and inspiration through the hard work, labor, drafting, editing, polishing, countless revision, and life.
7 hrs ago | NBC Action News
New eatery opening in City Market
The new eatery, beiaS gnet, opens Saturday, May 25, at 307 Main Street. Owner and chef Bryan Merker says it will provide more than its namesake treats - though there will be plenty of those, too.
11 hrs ago | KCTV5
Missouri state auditor to possibly review Water Services Department
The state of Missouri's top auditor is discussing a possible review of the Kansas City, MO, Water Services Department after four stories from the KCTV5 Investigations' team exposed major discrepancies.
15 hrs ago | The Gardner News and The Spring Hill ...
Mission Possible: Video earns SHMS $3,500
Makayla Burton and Jacob Crabtree, eighth graders at Spring Hill Middle School, pose as secret agents.
Mothers of Kansas City murder victims take charge against violence
During a vigil Thursday evening to commemorate the death of her son, Rosilyn Temple was comforted by other mothers whose sons have been lost to violence.
Former Eagle Scout returns medal to protest gay decision
Strong feelings are funning high one day after the Boy Scouts of America reversed its policy on gay scouts.
Robots on the big screen have ties to Kansas City entrepreneur
When "Man of Steel" premieres next month, a Kansas City-area robotics engineer may experience a sense of d ©j vu.
National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial hosts Memorial Day ceremony
Memorial Day is the special occasion for people to give remembrance and to show thanks for those who have died while serving our country.
Training for chimney, hearth, and HVAC professionals in Kansas City
The Midwest Chimney Safety Council is hosting a workshop for professionals August 8 - 10, 2013 in Kansas City, Missouri.
The Classical Beat: Summer starts tonight at Celebration at the Station
Sseven girls from Heartland Elementary School in the Blue Valley School District, now mostly middle-schoolers at Harmony or Aubry Bend, for a few years had been competing in an international problem-solving educational program, Odyssey of the Mind.
WHOA! Water shoots high into air in KC
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Water was shooting at least 30 feet into the air after a water main break in southern Kansas City.
TKC Breaking and Exclusive News!!! Google Fiber Butchers 39TH Street...
Kansas City's 39th Street West is known for cool shops and some of the best dining options in all of this town but as of late the rage over some drastic Google Fiber tree trimming is definitely their best quality.
New play, A Feminine Ending opens at Just Off Broadway Theater in Kansas City
Inspiration and perspiration go hand in hand when trying to create something new from nothing, and for artists, that's exactly where genius comes-from the blank slate of their mind and inspiration through the hard work, labor, drafting, editing, polishing, countless revision, and so on until the final piece falls into place.
City offers new utility line protection program to homeowners
Kansas City, Mo., homeowners can now opt for low-cost warranty protection for water and sewer lines through the city's new Service Line Warranty Program.
KC business owner charged in $2.8M scheme to defraud Army
The owner of a Kansas City office supply company has been accused of a $2.8 million scheme to defraud the U.S. Army.
Kansas City students create car that runs on social media fuel
An old-school Volkswagen Karmann Ghia is a beauty, but there's nothing old about the engineers-in-training who rebuilt it into an electric car.
Memorial Day weekend options in Kansas City
The former president’s yacht, the USS Williamsburg, has had one tow line in the grave for 20 years, about as long as it has been deteriorating at a shipyard in northern Italy.
Shots fired during home invasion, 1 person possibly shot
Two men attempted to burst into a home in the 106 block of Greenwood Road when shots were fired.
Celebrating Kansas City's fountains
Kansas City is known for many different things: from its world famous barbeque to the historic Union Station, the 18th and Vine Jazz district to the official World War I memorial.