U.S. Department of Agriculture looks to move thousands of employees out of D.C., with...
The move will bring staff closer to those they serve and help the department cut costs, according to USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins. The post U.S. Department of Agriculture looks to move thousands of employees out of D.C., with some coming to Kansas City appeared first on The Beacon .
General Mills plans Blue Buffalo distribution center in Olathe
General Mills plans a new facility in Johnson County to support its growing pet-food division. Scannell Properties, an Indiana-based developer, plans to...
If it weren’t for these first responders, doctors say Wednesday’s parade shooting would have...
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Members of the emergency medical team spend multiple hours training in the case of a mass casualty, like what happened...
Travis Kelce spends more than $13K on lavish Valentine’s gifts for Taylor Swift
Travis Kelce didn’t spare much expense on his Valentine’s Day gifts for Taylor Swift. The Chiefs’ superstar tight end reportedly splashed more...
CBS’s Extra Ad Revenue from Super Bowl LVIII Overtime Revealed
The channel that carries the NFL's Super Bowl game makes millions of dollars in advertisement money. CBS made a bit more than normal...
KCKFD battling blaze at Spanish Gardens Taco House
The Kansas City, Kansas, Fire Department battled a blaze Sunday afternoon at the Spanish Gardens Taco House in the 2300 block of Metropolitan...
Taylor Swift Fans Took Things Way Too Far With Travis Kelce
There are a lot of positives when it comes to dating Taylor Swift. There is at least one negative, though. Travis Kelce had to...
Olathe man wants to clear name after being wrongly identified as rally shooter
An Olathe man wants to clear his name after he was wrongly identified on social media as a suspect of Wednesday's mass...
Uniquely Kansas City The storied history of Belton, Missouri
Driving along Interstate 49 in Belton, some folks may think "typical bedroom community," but Belton has a storied history and was once part...
First contract for widening I-70 approved by Missouri highways commission
The $405 million contract is part of a planned $2.8 billion project that will add a lane of traffic in both directions from Wentzville...
