Friday May 17 | Business Journal
North Kansas City, Kansas City's streetcar expansion studies roll along
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.
Pen is mightier than the suit: Nixon ends NKC Hospital dispute
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon signed a bill Wednesday that regulates the sale of city-owned hospitals and settles a dispute between North Kansas City and North Kansas City Hospital .
Twitter shares Kansas City's best outdoor dining spots
After May started out by dumping snow on Kansas City, area residents were eager to enjoy Tuesday's near-record heat.
National Airline History Museum Launches 'Flight of the Connie' Campaign
The museum's Constellation is one of the only three historic aircraft of its kind in flying condition.
UMKC honors top Kansas Citians with honorary doctorates
The University of Missouri-Kansas City is recognizing five Kansas City leaders with honorary doctorates at a number of commencement ceremonies next week.
UMKC honors top Kansas Citians with honorary doctorates
The University of Missouri-Kansas City is recognizing five Kansas City leaders with honorary doctorates at a number of commencement ceremonies next week.
Jeff and Tanya Norris of Ridgeway are the parents of a 7 pound, 1 ounce baby girl, born at 10:05 a.m. on Monday,May 6, 2013 at North Kansas City Hospital.
Google Fiber bails out North Kansas City's fiber-optic misfire
LiNKCity, the Northland enclave's attempt to run its own high-speed Web infrastructure, made it Missouri's fastest city until Google Fiber showed up.
Police Chief Darryl Fort : 'It's everybody giving back from where you sit'
As a kid, he recalls this city like some others erupting in riots after the April 4, 1968, assassination of the Rev.
Shirley Bush Helzberg named Chair of Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art Board of Trustees
Sarah F. Rowland, Chair of the Board of Trustees of The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art , announced at the April meeting of the Board that as part of a planned transition in leadership, she will step down as Chair and will be succeeded by civic leader and arts patron Shirley Bush Helzberg, effective May 1. Mrs.
Weather to blame for several overnight wrecks
The first happened about 12:30 a.m. Saturday near Interstate 29 and Missouri Route 152 in North Kansas City.
Group aims to demystify college for at-risk youth
Corrie Mills doesn't usually run through the halls of Central High School , waving a piece of paper over her head.
Christians embrace new neighbors
Polls indicate that a growing number of citizens support reform. Roger McCrummen, immigration attorney in North Kansas City, went to Washington, D.C., recently to participate in the American Immigration Lawyer’s Association efforts to influence comprehensive immigration reform.
Raytown announced Friday that it had struck a deal with Google to build a high-speed Internet network.
Shirley Bush Helzberg named chair of Nelson-Atkins Board of Trustees
The leadership of the Board of Trustees of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art has passed to Shirley Bush Helzberg.
NKC, hospital officials will meet to discuss ending lawsuit
North Kansas City and North Kansas City Hospital officials will sit down together on Friday to discuss how to drop the lawsuit regarding the city's potential sale of the hospital, The Kansas City Star reports.
App-ril 30: An app for First Friday fans - and anyone who needs to navigate them
The locally developed app is aimed at helping art-loving Kansas Citians maneuver the crowds at First Fridays in the Crossroads Arts District with their iPhones and iPads.
Lyle E. Bates, 74, Savannah, MO
Lyle E. Bates, 74, Savannah, Missouri passed away at home surrounded by those he loved.
food: Fric & Frac a KC favorite for a good reason
A personal favorite of mine continues to please every Americana- style bone in my body, as it has for many Kansas Citians since the late '70s. Located on 39th street in Kansas City, Fric & Frac offers your everyday pub food and burgers with a great assortment of drinks To change it up, I went during the evening hours, rather than my usual late ... (more)
Off-duty fireman rescues 5 from blaze
Early Sunday morning, Mitch Bolin was headed home on Interstate 35. He had just gotten off a 12-hour shift as an overnight emergency room technician at North Kansas City Hospital.