Post Date:07/01/2026 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Full Tilt Film Festival today announced that Chasing Goals, the new feature documentary produced by Foolish Club Studios, in partnership with Trevor Noah’s Day ...

Our team of mental health coordinators has made many phone calls to update this list of activities for kids for Summer 2023. Some of the information still needs updating (which we note in the 1st ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas released the following statement after Missouri voters approved Amendment 6 on Tuesday. The measure makes the initiative and referendum process a ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. —Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas released the following statement after Missouri voters rejected Proposition A on Tuesday. The measure asked voters to approve or reject the ...

The City of Kansas City is partnering with KC Can Compost to help residents keep pumpkins out of landfills after Halloween. Through the Great Pumpkin Rescue initiative, residents can drop off pumpkins ...

The Kansas City Fire Department and EMS Medical Director, Dr. Calloway Prichette, are asking the Kansas City business community to help them catalogue the available Automated External Defibrillators ...

Kansas City is one step closer to opening a low-barrier shelter designed to serve individuals and families experiencing homelessness. The City Council approved Ordinance 250582, authorizing a $7.1 ...

The Historic 18th & Vine District is entering a major new chapter. Multiple public and private projects are underway, and new business opportunities are emerging throughout the Jazz District. This ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Mayor Quinton Lucas today thanked Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark for four years of partnership with Kansas City, after the conference announced Yormark will step down following ...

Kansas City provides bulky collection by appointment for single family homes and apartments with 6 units or fewer. This free, appointment-based program allows residents to get rid of unwanted ...

Kansas City has officially launched a weekly Revive the Vine newsletter! Click here to read the most recent update. City Council recently approved $3.2 Million for American Jazz Museum renovations, ...