Entertainment
Hamilton Musical Continues to Captivate Kansas City Audiences
The touring production of the acclaimed Broadway hit proves the show's central themes still resonate a decade after its debut.
Kansas City Hosts Diverse Weekend Events
From cultural festivals to live music and interactive exhibits, the city's vibrant arts and entertainment scene is thriving.
Grammy-Winning Guitarist Norman Brown Celebrates 50 Years of Music
The contemporary jazz icon releases new album 'It Hits Different' on March 29, 2024
Lifestyle
Kansas City High School Runs Student-Led Credit Union
Students gain real-world financial skills by operating their own credit union on campus.
Kansas City, Kansas Community College Places President on Leave
Board of Trustees votes unanimously to put president on paid administrative leave
Kansas Bans Cell Phones in Schools, Sparking Debate
State legislature passes law prohibiting student cell phone use during school hours
Crime
Suspect Arrested in Denver Valentine's Day Killing
20-year-old Yeanbraiker Yriarte-Valera taken into custody in Kansas City, Kansas
Lawsuit alleges Chiefs WR Rashee Rice assaulted ex-girlfriend
The alleged incident occurred in Kansas City, according to the lawsuit.
Viral video shows alleged arson attack on rumored ICE facility in Kansas City
Mayor expresses outrage against ICE over reported plans for a large detention center
Business
Factory Direct Mattress Expands Focus on Serving Kansas City
The top-rated local mattress retailer offers a lower-priced alternative to national chains like Mattress Firm and Nebraska Furniture Mart.
Agrellus Appoints Dr. Sofia Kamenidou as Field Operations and Innovation Manager
Kamenidou to lead expansion of Agrellus' Proving Ground farm-scale trials program
Kansas City Retailers Expand Professional Cleaning Programs
Stores focus on operational standards, customer expectations, and regulatory compliance
Politics
Kansas Passes Law Voiding Transgender IDs
New state legislation invalidates driver's licenses and birth certificates for transgender residents.
Kansas Invalidates Transgender Residents' IDs
New law requires 1,700 people to get new driver's licenses and birth certificates at $26 each
Kansas Invalidates Licenses for Transgender Drivers
New state law requires residents to change gender ID to sex assigned at birth
