Lawsuit filed against Twin Peaks after deadly crash involving underage drinker
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (KCTV) - Twin Peaks faces a wrongful death lawsuit for allegedly serving alcohol to a 20-year-old before a deadly crash. Jackson County Circuit Court records show that David Jensen filed the lawsuit on Wednesday, Feb. 11, against Twin Peaks and its franchise owner, 3B Lodge II, LLC. The...
Inside Kansas City’s first private street
19 mansions circle a leafy parkway. From stone facades to leaded glass and mahogany interiors, Janssen Place has been a showcase of wealth and craftsmanship for 128 years, and it remains largely unchanged. From the start, Janssen Place was different. Platted in 1897 by railroad baron Arthur Stilwell, it was...
Kansas City approves new funding to renovate and expand the American Jazz Museum: “We...
Kansas City, Missouri – Kansas City leaders have agreed to give the American Jazz Museum more money to make big improvements. This is a big step toward keeping one of the city’s most famous cultural organizations in operation. The City Council approved a $3.2 million investment to renovate...
Independence residents rush to stop a data center
Independence, Missouri, officials are considering tax breaks for a massive AI data center, but many residents don’t even want it built in the first place. Plus: After almost a year of conflict, a private prison operator is finally playing nice with the city of Leavenworth to get a permit for an ICE detention facility.
Good Karma Coffee celebrates 1st anniversary, builds community through culture
Rain and chilly weather couldn't dampen the Valentine's Day spirit at Good Karma Coffee. Celebrating one year in business, the coffee shop serves as more than just a place to grab a drink.
Heart of Kansas City: Healthcare service provides more than a Valentine’s card for seniors
A simple Valentine's card is making all the difference for some of Kansas City's senior citizens.
‘I’d be shocked if we didn’t find a few’: Kansas City’s hunt for lead...
The water department is preparing for in-person inspections of water lines, starting in two northeast neighborhoods this spring. Lead pipes and some galvanized pipes have to be removed. The post ‘I’d be shocked if we didn’t find a few’: Kansas City’s hunt for lead pipes is on appeared first on The Beacon .
Northland nonprofit says after-hours donations taken
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A local nonprofit says donations meant for people in need are disappearing after they’re dropped off. The Northland Clothing Center says the problem stems from donors stopping by after hours. Executive Director Marjie Siegfried-Stuber says donations dropped off after hours are getting into...
Man frustrated after string of car break-ins in Downtown Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Omar Herrera has lived in Downtown Kansas City for two years now, living just across the street from the parking garage he pays for on the corner of 10th and Baltimore. His weekend got off to an unsettling start when he walked to his truck...
Kansas City unveils $2.5 billion budget proposal focused on safety housing and infrastructure
Kansas City, Missouri – Kansas City leaders have revealed a proposed $2.5 billion municipal budget for the 2026–27 fiscal year. This will lead to weeks of public discussion and City Council consideration before a final decision later this spring. On February 12, Mayor Quinton Lucas and City Manager...

















