infrastructure

U.S. 69 is one of Kansas' most congested highways and traffic volume is predicted to grow in coming years as Overland Park continues to expand.

Gov. Mike Parson used his first State of the State address since being overwhelmingly elected to a four-year term to double down on his top priorities of his first years in office — improving job training and state transportation.

From apartment windows to suburban lawns — and even industrial grain silos — we've been documenting the burst of spontaneous signage for Black Lives Matter in Kansas City.

Segment 1: "Our infrastructure isn't an asset, it's a liability," said architect Dennis Strait.In recent years many cities, including our own, have become…

Uniform-clad students filed somberly across the parking lot from their classrooms Monday morning at Christ the King elementary, on their way to the…

Last July, Frank Sereno, who lives in Kansas City, Missouri's Waldo neighborhood, gathered his neighbors and threw a three-month anniversary party for a…

Here's the deal with potholes in Kansas City and beyond.It feels like potholes are everywhere in Kansas City, especially if you listened to Mayor Quinton…

Segment 1: What's the deal with this Bike Plan that advocates are trying to push through?There is a plan for increasing bicycle safety in Kansas City…

Segment 1: If Kansas City wants to go green, we have to drive less. Can we do it?Transportation is the biggest source of carbon dioxide emissions in the…

When Quinton Lucas was elected mayor of Kansas City, Missouri, he said his success would be determined by three issues: crime, housing, and…

Editor’s note: This story was updated at 7:15 p.m. to include comments from Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas.Kansas City, Missouri's longtime City Manager…

Segment 1: Addressing gun violence from the pulpitLocal leaders looking for a fix to the gun violence problem in Kansas City have tried policy solutions…