Prairie Village

Lisa Stewart had wanted to take a long, solo horseback trip for most of her life. In her mid-50s, she finally made it happen.

The Kansas suburb is considering rules for residents to keep backyard chickens.

Registering and voting in this years' elections will look different because of the pandemic, a Kansas suburb considers rules for residents to keep backyard chickens, and newly-revealed letters of Missouri native T. S. Eliot provide a deeper understanding of the famed poet.

Council members cited concerns over the effectiveness and enforcement of an ordinance requiring face masks in public.

Kansas City struggles for a share of coronavirus relief money and a solution to violent crime, Prairie Village rejects a requirement to wear masks in public, local music enthusiasts provide performers a safe live audience, and the commencement speech of a valedictorian of Ewing Marion Kauffman School.

Councilmembers cited a memo by Police Chief Tim Schwartzkopf, who said he was against the ordinance because of the strains it was likely to put on his department.

Brighton Gardens, a Prairie Village nursing home, was sued on Monday, the first lawsuit alleging wrongful death for a resident’s COVID-19.

When social distancing guidelines didn't stop Kansas Citians from shooting hoops, parks departments throughout the metro brought out the defensive move of the season.

There's no evidence the coronavirus can be spread through the water in pools, but they are a popular gathering place in many communities.

The Brighton Gardens senior living facility is barring visitors and providing staff with protective equipment. The county plans to retest residents and staff in a week to find out if those efforts are working.

On Wednesday, the first really gorgeous spring afternoon of the year, a couple dozen people were playing pickleball at Meadowbrook Park at 91st and Nall…

This is a tale of two types of Kansas cities: those that had the foresight to own their own streetlights and those that do not.