Kansas City created a fund to help small businesses hit by crime. Here's what to know
As restaurants and stores around Kansas City recover from a wave of property crimes, the city's new Back to Business Fund will hand out more than 100 grants for damage repairs and security upgrades. Applications open in early October.
Businesses across Kansas City are working on a solution to curb crime while one organization attempts to help with youth.
At least three people, two of them juveniles, have been charged with posting violent threats online involving schools across ...
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Changes are coming to the housing voucher program in several Kansas countiesChanges are coming to the housing voucher program in several Kansas counties. Sedgwick, Butler, and Harvey County, excluding ...
Two measures designed to address crime issues in Kansas City moved forward on Tuesday after a city council committee approved ...
In Kansas City, Missouri, police said four people have been taken into custody concerning recent threats. “We have been ...
Kansas City Public Schools (KCPS) is asking taxpayers to invest in students. The district is trying to pass the first bond in ...
Dr. Jennifer Collier has served as superintendent of Kansas City Public Schools since 2022. Kansas City Public Schools has racked up $650 million in deferred maintenance. In April, the ...
Two more Kansas City-area school districts alerted families they were investigating threats made against schools.
The Star asks high school football coaches around the metro for their nominations and looks at statistics posted by schools ...
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