Parade Park Homes Demolition Postponed to January’s End A significant development in Kansas City’s urban landscape has seen a new twist. The much-anticipated demolition of the Parade Park Homes, a prominent site with a rich history, has been pushed back. Originally slated for an earlier commencement, the tearing down of these structures will now not begin until the close of January, impacting immediate neighborhood plans and community expectations. Understanding the Parade Park Homes Legacy Parade … Read More

Lawrence Retail Soars in 2025, Exceeds Projections Great news for the Kansas City metro area’s economy! Lawrence, Kansas, experienced a robust surge in retail sales throughout 2025, significantly outperforming initial budget projections. This strong economic performance signals healthy consumer confidence and provides a welcome boost to the city’s financial outlook, with positive ripple effects for the wider region. Understanding Lawrence’s Economic Boost Lawrence’s Stellar 2025 Performance The city of Lawrence saw its retail sector grow … Read More

Missouri Secures $14M for KC World Cup Security Kansas City is gearing up to host matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and a major step towards ensuring a safe and successful event has just been taken. Missouri has secured a significant $14 million in federal funding, specifically earmarked to enhance security measures across our city for the global tournament. This crucial investment will help prepare local law enforcement and emergency services for the influx … Read More

Chris Jones’ Retirement Talk: What It Means for KC Recent comments from Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones have sent a ripple through Chiefs Kingdom, sparking conversations about the future of one of the team’s most beloved and dominant players. Speaking at the Super Bowl LVIII ring ceremony, Jones expressed a desire to retire as a Chief, playing his entire career in Kansas City alongside teammates like Travis Kelce. The Heart of Jones’ Message: Loyalty and … Read More

Lawrence & KC: Your End-of-Year Event Guide As the year draws to a close, the Kansas City area and its vibrant neighbor Lawrence gear up for a series of exciting events. From spirited college sports to cultural performances and creative outlets, there’s a rich calendar awaiting locals looking to make the most of the season. Embrace the Jayhawk Spirit: KU Basketball Few things ignite the local passion like University of Kansas basketball. The atmosphere at … Read More

Missouri Seniors Confused by Property Tax Freeze Promise Many senior homeowners across Missouri, including those right here in the Kansas City metro, are expressing confusion and frustration after receiving their 2023 property tax bills. Despite promises of a new “tax freeze” designed to help seniors stay in their homes, current bills show increases, leading to widespread dismay and questions about what went wrong. Understanding Missouri’s Senior Property Tax Credit Last year, Missouri lawmakers passed House … Read More

Kansas Schools Face $43M Funding Halt Kansas schools, including many here in the Kansas City metro area, are grappling with a significant challenge: the state has withheld $43 million in crucial funding. This move stems from a standoff between the legislative branch and the State Board of Education, creating uncertainty for districts and potentially impacting students across the state. The Core of the Dispute Legislative Demands Meet State Board Resistance At the heart of this … Read More