Rodent bites on potatoes, moldy cabbage: Latest Kansas City area restaurant inspections
From hair on cheese to unmarked chemicals, health inspectors in Kansas found numerous violations at Kansas City-area restaurants last week. Dining establishments like sit-down restaurants, drive-thrus, gas stations and grocery stores are required to get food inspections, and governments have to release those...
2 men sue KCKPD, estate of Roger Golubski for wrongful imprisonment
Two men have filed a federal civil lawsuit against the Unified Government, KCK officials and the estate of former KCKPD Captain Roger Golubski for being wrongfully imprisoned.
This Day in History: Kansas City’s Union Station opens
Kansas City’s Union Station opened. The historic train station and now cultural hub was at its busiest during WWII when an estimated one million passengers passed through annually.
AI disruption is here: Kansas City workers navigate new reality
Clyde McQueen arrived in Kansas City 38 years ago not knowing how to operate a computer. As the then-new CEO of the Full Employment Council of Kansas City, he needed to get a handle on the technology on his desk. “I had to learn how to do this stuff — work the computer,” McQueen told […]
KCPD: Passenger injured in SUV crash has died
KANSAS CITY —A passenger injured in an accident on Wednesday in Kansas City has died. Just after 12:30 a.m., a silver Dodge Journey was southbound on Broadway in Kansas City, Missouri, according to KCPD Captain Jake Becchina. The driver of the Dodge suffered a possible medical emergency and accelerated through the...
Neighbors, businesses convert libraries into food pantries
Community members across the Kansas City area are converting their spaces into food distribution points as concerns grow about families facing food insecurity.
Vacant Lots Convert to Home Construction Projects
Over a century ago, this area now known as Historic Northeast was awash with construction as new homes were built to provide housing for a growing Kansas City population. A dozen decades later, vacant lots — where homes were lost to fires and neglect — are now providing sites for new construction of family homes.
Kansas City-based businesses focus on affordable meals as SNAP faces uncertainty
Taylor Fuller-Sims is a caterer and chef operating The Taylored Experience. She created a free meal guide called Stretch the Table to help families grocery shop for and cook affordable meals.
Kansas City leaders seek solutions to stop violent crimes
There have been 124 homicides so far this year in Kansas City, Missouri. Community leaders gathered Friday gathered to discuss solutions at a stop the violence event.
Kansas City police ask public for help identifying burglary suspects
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Kansas City Police Department is asking the public for help identifying two burglary suspects. According to the KCPD, the incident happened in the area of 12th St. & Broadway Blvd on October 19 at around 2:30 p.m. If you can identify these suspects, you’re...

















