Kansas City MO

Kansas City music fans can add another concert to their summer list to see a multiplatinum singer and rapper . T-Mobile Center announced Wednesday that Don Toliver will be performing Wednesday, June 17, as a part of his OCTANE Tour. The R&B and hip-hop star will be bringing along rapper Sahbabii, as well as Toliver’s...

Later this month, drivers will have a quicker way to get through Overland Park. The 69 Express Lane is set to open on the morning of Saturday, Feb. 21. After three years of round-the-clock road construction and closed bridges, this will become the first paid express lane in Kansas. Throughout the 6-mile corridor,...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A popular driver’s license bureau reopens to the public. The Missouri Department of Revenue said the location at Troost Ave. and Emanuel Cleaver Blvd. II reopened to the public January 28. People who visited the location earlier in January reported the location had suddenly...

The Department of Homeland Security insists masking protects federal law enforcement from doxing and physical attacks. The post With no-masks proposal, Jackson County joins push to restrain ICE appeared first on The Beacon .

A woman reported missing Sunday in east Kansas City, Missouri, was found Monday and is safe, according to the Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department.

Kansas City is considering a ban on small alcohol containers in certain high-crime areas, a move that has convenience store owners worried about losing their businesses.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A 22-year-old man is facing charges in connection to a shooting over the weekend at a Kansas City fast-food restaurant that left one man dead and another injured. Jackson County Prosecutor Melesa Johnson announced on Monday that Joseph H. Watson is charged with second-degree felony...

A Kansas City, Missouri, man is facing two charges in a Jan. 31 shooting incident in Jackson County that left one victim with critical injuries.

On The Paseo near Admiral Boulevard, The Beehive’s doors are open for doctor visits and dental checkups. Care Beyond the Boulevard, which began a decade ago as a mobile health provider for Kansas City’s unhoused residents, has expanded to include this brick-and-mortar clinic where people can come for free health care...

Commissioners outlined the rollout process for fare collection and discussed a CEO search, development efforts and a World Cup transit ambassador program. The post KCATA Board approves $2 transit fares starting in June appeared first on The Beacon .