Jackson County Rejects Stadium Sales Tax Jackson County voters sent a clear message at the polls by overwhelmingly rejecting the proposed 3/8-cent sales tax to fund stadium projects for the Chiefs and Royals. This decisive vote halts immediate plans for a new downtown Crossroads ballpark and major renovations to Arrowhead Stadium. As Kansas City processes this decision, local taxpayers are asking what happens next for our home teams. The Vote: What Happened at the Polls … Read More

American House Buys St. Anthony’s Senior Living A major transition is underway for senior care in South Kansas City as St. Anthony’s Senior Living officially changes hands. The prominent Brookside-adjacent community has been acquired by Michigan-based American House Senior Living Communities, marking a significant shift in its operational footprint. For local families and current residents, this acquisition brings a major national operator to a well-known neighborhood fixture. A New Chapter for a South Kansas City … Read More

Protecting Kansas City Homeowners From Contractor Scams A heartbreaking story reported by Fox 4 KC highlighted a local veteran who lost his life savings to an unscrupulous contractor. This devastating incident serves as a warning for all homeowners across the Kansas City metro area about the realities of contractor fraud. Understanding how to spot bad actors and verify credentials is critical to protecting your property and your hard-earned finances. The Cost of Trust: A Local … Read More

Celebrate 816 Day: How to Honor Kansas City Pride August 16 is not just another date on the calendar for Kansas City residents; it is a city-wide celebration of our culture, community, and history. Named after our historic area code, 816 Day brings locals together to support home-grown businesses, enjoy local music, and appreciate what makes the heart of America unique. Whether you are a lifelong resident or a newcomer, this annual event offers the … Read More

Severe Storms Leave Damage Across Kansas City Metro A fast-moving system of severe thunderstorms swept through the Kansas City metropolitan area, leaving a trail of downed trees, power outages, and localized structural damage. Local emergency crews and utility workers are actively clearing blocked roadways and restoring power to thousands of affected residents. As clean-up efforts begin, local officials urge everyone to remain cautious around hanging tree limbs and downed utility lines. Visualizing the Impact Across … Read More

KC Sports TV Guide: What to Watch on Saturday, August 8 Whether you are beating the summer heat in Overland Park or firing up the grill in Blue Springs, Saturday, August 8 offers a packed lineup of live sports for Kansas City fans. From crucial mid-season baseball matchups to early gridiron action, local broadcasts and streaming services have you covered all day long. Grab your remote and plan your viewing schedule with our comprehensive local … Read More

Kansas City Veteran Loses $157k to Unfinished Contractor A 73-year-old Kansas City veteran recently lost his entire life savings of $157,000 to a home renovation project that a contractor left completely unfinished. This devastating local case highlights the growing dangers of home improvement scams targeting vulnerable seniors in the metro area. Understanding how this situation unfolded can help Kansas City homeowners protect their property and hard-earned savings. A Dream Project Turned Financial Nightmare The situation … Read More