Chiefs’ Xavier Worthy Expands Foundation to Support Kansas City Single Mothers Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy is utilizing his bye week to launch a significant initiative right here in the metro area. Through his foundation, “The Worthy 1s,” he is focusing efforts on empowering and assisting Kansas City’s large population of single mothers and their children, aiming to provide crucial support rooted in personal experience. A Personal Connection to Kansas City’s Needs Xavier … Read More
Johnson County offers foster youth housing hope
Johnson County Offers Hope with Foster Youth Housing Program Johnson County is taking significant strides to address the critical housing needs of young adults transitioning out of foster care. A new initiative, “Foster Youth to Independence,” provides crucial support, offering a lifeline to individuals like Michelle Phoenix, who previously experienced homelessness. This program aims to ensure that more young people in our community have the stability and resources to build a secure future. Addressing a … Read More
Kansas City to regulate Kratom and 7OH after FDA warning
Kansas City Moves to Regulate Kratom and 7OH Amid Warnings Signs for 7OH and Kratom products are common sights in Kansas City shops and gas stations, but their sale has largely been unregulated across Kansas, Missouri, and at the federal level. This is set to change in Kansas City, Missouri, as the City Council unanimously passed an ordinance to explore new regulations following a stern warning from the FDA. The Rise of Kratom and its … Read More
KC Riverfront Redefinition Nears Opening
Kansas City’s Riverfront Transformation Nears Completion Kansas City’s riverfront is on the cusp of a historic revitalization with the KC Current Riverfront Development, a sprawling mixed-use project poised to redefine the area. This ambitious undertaking, situated just west of CPKC Stadium, promises to bring hundreds of new residents, vibrant businesses, and dynamic public spaces to the heart of the city, all set to open ahead of the FIFA World Cup festivities. A Vision for a … Read More
More KC Breweries Close Than Open First In Two Decades
What’s Brewing? KC’s Craft Beer Scene Faces a Shift in 2025 Kansas City’s once-booming craft beer scene is experiencing an unusual period, with more breweries closing their doors in 2025 than opening new ones. This trend, a first in two decades for the U.S. industry, has local operators pondering a challenging market and adapting to evolving consumer preferences. KC’s Craft Beer Landscape Shifts Locals have noticed a significant change, with several beloved establishments calling it … Read More