Manheim Park

Honey bees may not be native to North America, but the insects are critical to pollinating field crops and fruit trees across the region — not to mention the delicious honey they make. Occasionally, though, Missouri's official state insects make their homes in inconvenient places. One local beekeeper is known for stepping in to help.

How do communities come together to share information and solve problems? From searching for a missing child to neighbors cleaning up after a storm, we…

"This is my momma's house. I ain't movin.'"This shout rang out amidst a press conference on the 4300 block of Forest Avenue Wednesday afternoon, right…

Dorothy Hawkins is one of five women depicted on a mural at 39th and Troost. These are the grandmothers of Manheim Park, according to artist Alexander…

No one holds a family together quite like a grandma, and through good times and bad, the matriarchs of the Manheim Park neighborhood in Kansas City have…

Saundra Hayes is a resident of Manheim Park situated on the east side of Troost in Kansas City. In this edition of 90-Mile View, Saundra and Steve Kraske…

When Saundra Hayes returned to her hometown of Kansas City, Missouri, it wasn’t to become a neighborhood advocate.In this conversation with Steve Kraske,…