KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) — The Western Auto sign has been off for seven months, a Kansas City electrical union says it offered to fix it for free and was rejected.
A symbol of Kansas City
The Western Auto sign has lit up the Kansas City skyline since 1952. The IBEW Local 124 worked on the initial sign when it was first installed. The union was first established in Kansas City in 1892.
“We thought it would be a perfect fit and a perfect partnership,” said IBEW Local 124 Business Manager, Bo Moreno.
KCTV5 Investigates first reported that the sign had been off for months in October 2025…