Kansas City, MO – Kansas City mayor Mark Funkhouser fomally kicked off his campaign for reelection yesterday, with his wife, Gloria, serving again as his campaign manager.
The Missouri Gaming Commission will hear pitches from developers vying for the state's lone available casino license.
The campaigns for Congress in Kansas's two most competitive races are getting expensive.
Kansas City, MO – The National Association of Insurance Commissioners will stay on the Missouri side of the state line.
A committee tasked with coming up with ways to combat human trafficking in Missouri met.
A Kansas doctor and his wife whose clinic has been linked to dozens of overdose deaths are set to be sentenced today for unlawfully prescribing drugs, health care fraud and money laundering.
Kansas City, MO – The Missouri Conservation Commission has approved a plan to restore wild elk to Missouri.
Early voting is already underway in Kansas, but those who aren't registered to vote need to act fast if they want to be ready for the November election.
The Kansas City Chiefs were unable to hold on to a late lead yesterday, as they fell to the Houston Texans 35-31 in Houston.
Kansas City, MO – The ongoing conflict between Mayor Mark Funkhouser and city council members over board and commission appointments resurfaced at city hall yesterday.
A Chinese nonprofit group is placing a satellite office at the University of Missouri-Kansas City to encourage educational exchanges and faculty training.
Kansas officials will give an update next week on an intermodal transportation project near Edgerton.
Kansas City, MO – The $400 million Kauffman Center for the performing arts is officially set to open next year on September 16th.
Attorneys general in all 50 states are jointly investigating whether mortgage companies mishandled documents that resulted in hundreds of thousands of home foreclosures across the country.
Kansas Secretary of State Chris Biggs is encouraging Kansans to vote early.
Kansas City, MO – The Kansas Department of Labor is reporting more job openings in the state.
The Kansas Department of Labor is slowly recovering from a massive backlog of unemployment claims that a state official blames on the U.S. Senate.
The Kansas Bioscience Authority has pledged more than 9-million dollars over the next five years to bring five prominent cancer researchers to the University of Kansas Cancer Center.
