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KCUR File PhotoA City Council committee Wednesday endorsed a rule requiring the top employees of any organization receiving significant financial support from Kansas City, Missouri to live in the city with a salary no higher than the city manager. -
Julie DeneshaThe Kansas City Health Department is offering free coronavirus testing for restaurant employees during a three-day testing event.
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The case involving the veterans hospital in Leavenworth, Kansas, is being tried without a jury in federal court in Kansas City, Kansas, before U.S. District Judge Daniel D. Crabtree.
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Both Kansas and Missouri have July voter registration deadlines for the August primary.
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Educators worry the inequality in Internet connectivity could make the "COVID slide" worse for some kids.
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In one of the Thursday incidents, an officer underwent emergency surgery after being shot in the head during an exchange of gunfire with a suspect near 31st and Van Brunt.
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Public health specialists see the ongoing surge in coronavirus cases in the context of how much, or how little, people are wearing masks and keeping their distance from each other.
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The Kansas Bureau of Investigation has been looking into allegations of sexual violence involving Roger Golubski, who is now retired.
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A divided county commission voted to keep Johnson County in line with a statewide mandate issued by Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly.
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The closure affects about 70 employees, who will be eligible to apply for other positions in Saint Luke’s metro-wide system.
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Gov. Laura Kelly has issued an executive order mandating that everyone in the state, with some exceptions, wear a mask when in public.
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South Kansas City Golf Course Will Not Pursue Expansion Into Nearby Blue River Parkway Trails SystemThe proposal to build a driving range near Oakwood Country Club's current property drew opposition from bikers, hikers and other residents.
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Halfway through 2020, the Kansas City metro is approaching 140 homicides, and at least five of the victims have been under the age of 17.
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Olathe Medical Center has pursued its patients in court over debt far more than other hospitals in Johnson County.
