Carlos Moreno
Visual JournalistCarlos Moreno is a visual journalist for KCUR. Follow him on Twitter @morenofoto.
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General Motors employees at the Fairfax Assembly and Stamping Plant resume production Monday. They've been idled since February due to the global semiconductor chip shortage. -
Dennis Moriarty, 80, planted 1,500 square feet of wildflowers in front of his home to attract pollinators. Now he faces a city citation and and a possible court date if he doesn't trim the garden back.
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The plastic Grafton alto saxophone that Charlie Parker played during a 1953 performance has returned to its place in the American Jazz Museum.
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Kansas City Chiefs' star quarterback welcomed the community to Martin Luther King, Jr. Park on Saturday, where the $1 million renovation features a playground designed to be accessible to kids of all physical and mental abilities.
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Some resettlement organizations are only getting only 48 hours notice to find housing and work for Afghan refugees.
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Local and Missouri agencies have already welcomed some refugees from Afghanistan in recent weeks, but they expect more to flee as the Taliban takes over the country following the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
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Data released by the U.S. Census Bureau on Thursday showed that 508,000 people now call Kansas City home, while Platte and Clay Counties are growing at even faster rates than the city.
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Big Boy 4014 drifted into Union Station on Monday evening as part of a multi-state tour. The world's largest steam locomotive will leave Kansas City early Wednesday morning.
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The company Pitch Perfect KC won the bid to rehab the Hall of Fame pitcher's long-vacant home in Kansas City's Santa Fe Neighborhood.
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The Unified Government of Wyandotte County Commission voted 8-2 Thursday to impose a mask mandate for indoor gatherings in response to the rebounding pandemic.
