Quinton Lucas

Operation Legend becomes news around the world as civil rights organizations accuse Mayor Lucas of allowing “undue civilian terror.”

Mayor Quinton Lucas has found himself in the middle of an unforced communications error around the recent surge of federal law enforcement agents known as Operation LeGend.

Mayor Quinton Lucas sets the record straight on how his office first heard about Operation LeGend, longtime Kansas kingmaker state Sen. Dick Bond died last week, former Jackson County Sheriff Mike Sharp is running for his old office, and the tale of a dog who somehow traveled more than 50 miles to her former home.

The Trump Administration has sent about 200 additional federal law enforcement agents to Kansas City. It's a controversial operation, but those involved want to make something clear: "This is not Portland".

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas says he welcomes free expression, but draws the line at intimidation of officers’ families.

Over six decades of community work, Rosa James tackled lots of issues, such as public education, voter registration, racial justice.

A proposed ballot measure asks voters to start the process of bringing KCPD under local control for the first time since the 1930s.

What’s still not clear about 'Operation LeGend' is what exactly the federal agents will be doing, how their activities will be coordinated and how long the agents will remain in town.

There are 14 school districts with buildings in Kansas City, as well as 20 charters and many private schools. At this time, there's no mandate to close, but Mayor Quinton Lucas hopes for consensus across the metro.

Smith continues to have many defenders, including current and former members of the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners, which, by a 3-2 vote, selected him as police chief in July 2017.

Opposition to federal agents being sent to Kansas City sparked cries for racial justice and police reform over the weekend. Here's an overview of what happened.

Coronavirus surge prompts extension of mandatory face coverings in Kansas City.