Raytown News

July 3 -- 24 Hyde Park Children's Festival Location: Hyde Park, 36th & Gillham 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Want a free evening of family entertainment that includes a top-rated movie; a live concert; and exciting, supervised activities for the kids? Then mark you calendar for the Hyde Park Children's Festival every Friday evening from July 3rd - July ...

RAYTOWN, Mo. a ' A Raytown car dealership that was forced to close sold its entire inventory Tuesday.

Big Mommaa TMs Bakery-Cafe has relocated from Raytown to Crown Center Shops. Two of the sister/owners made the move -- Jackie Buycks and Joyce Brown -- still selling their giant cinnamon rolls and homemade dinner rolls, just some of the items that had customers lined up Thursday morning.

AT&T Inc. has agreed to pay $65 million to 330 Missouri municipalities, including about $17 million to 10 cities in the Kansas City area, to settle a 2004 class-action lawsuit about taxes on landlines.

" Vandalism always spikes in the summer but for some reason, it has been growing worse over the past few years, according to the Raytown Park and Recreation Department.

RAYTOWN, Mo. a ' Nearly 100 elderly residents have been evacuated from their homes.

A municipal court judge was arrested at her Raytown home on Wednesday night. According to police records, Traci Fann called police about 11:45 p.m., saying there was an assault going on at her home in the 11000 block of East 86th Street.

The following is a statement released by the Missouri Department of Agriculture June 18: The Missouri Department of Agriculture has announced that two quarantined horses that tested positive for equine piroplasmosis are missing from a Raytown, Mo., equine center, located in Jackson County.

A federal judge sentenced a Raytown man today to 25 years in prison for his role in a drug distribution conspiracy that led to the killing of an Independence man.Scott P. McDonald, 30, was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, where a jury last year found him guilty of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and with aiding and abetting ...

RAYTOWN, Mo.- As they got their four month old son ready for church, LaTeasha and Willie Van Housen reminisced about Father's Day one year ago.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating who stole two horses with a rare disease.

" Authorities have put down five horses stricken with an incurable disease that starts with a tick bite.

The Missouri Department of Agriculture says two horses under quarantine for a blood-borne disease were illegally taken from stables in Raytown.

A missing 61-year-old Kansas City man was found this morning in a hospital emergency room.Police on Tuesday asked for the publics help locating James J. Harrahill, who was last seen by his family about Monday night leaving the 700 block of East 97th Street.

Hundreds come out for KRCG's 'Kids Fest' Monday, June 15, 2009 at 6:48 AM KRCGa s annual 'Kids Fest' celebration took place over the weekend in Jefferson City.

Gardeners-in-training, bring your notebooks and cameras. On Friday and Saturday, the home gardens of five master gardeners in eastern Jackson County will be on display.The bonus for visitors is that the master gardeners will be there to answer questions about their own gardens, said Lala Kumar, horticulture specialist with the University of ...

Nestled in a beautiful valley and surrounded by spectacular bluffs, verdant trees, abundant wildlife and the Teetering Rocks Golf Course, the residential community of Villa Meadows is a hidden gem, according to the developer.Located in Kansas City on the southeast edge of Raytown, Villa Meadows, developed by Sutherland & Mock LLC, offers homebuyers ...

Let's role-play for a moment. You work in a business started by your father. The business prospers.

A man from Raytown, a suburb of Kansas City, has been charged with first-degree murder, armed criminal action and shooting into a vehicle for allegedly shooting a woman to death during a drug deal in the 5700 block of Goodfellow Place in St.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. a ' Police want your help finding a missing teenager. Joslyn N. Lee, 17, of Raytown, was last seen Tuesday around 12:30 a.m. when she dropped off a relative near 169 Highway and Barry Road in Kansas City.