A newly obtained email shows a biological male was indeed allowed in the girls’ locker room at a Kansas City-area high school, vindicating a parent who was determined to expose the truth. For nearly a month, Carrie Schmidt had repeatedly pressed district officials to either confirm or deny the rumored incident, which is believed to have spanned multiple occasions between … Read more The post Kansas City-area school email reveals hidden truth of boy-in-girls’-locker-room claim appeared f...| The Heartlander
A packed crowd wildly cheered on conservative standardbearer Glenn Beck for a Turning Point USA rally in Grand Forks Thursday night, in what the local newspaper said “felt like the biggest rally North Dakota has seen.” Yet, even amid a tsunami of interest and growth in TPUSA chapters around the nation, The Heartlander has received allegations of bullying, harassment and … Read more The post Kansas City-area Turning Point chapters fight for acceptance, safety of members appeared first on...| The Heartlander
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The NFL star reacts to the steamy lyrics in Taylor Swift’s latest song, sparking fan frenzy. Travis Kelce Responds to the Buzz October 8, 2025: Kansas City Chiefs superstar Travis Kelce is addressing the talk of the town: Taylor Swift’s new track, “Wood,” widely rumored to reference the NFL player. Fans have speculated that the […] The post Travis Kelce Opens Up About Taylor Swift’s “Wood” and the Ode to His Manhood appeared first on .|
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Residents deal with mile-long walks, corner store diets and poorer health as grocers are forced to close unprofitable locations on both sides of the state line. The post Across state line and following historic redlines: Kansas City food deserts expand as grocery stores close appeared first on The Beacon.| The Beacon
Preliminary election results show 85% of voters supporting the Sept. 30 recall of Jackson County Executive Frank White Jr. But legal challenges loom that could get the election results thrown out. The post Voters have recalled Frank White. Will that hold up in court? appeared first on The Beacon.| The Beacon
Raytown Quality Schools is seeking public feedback on two draft proposals, one of which would reconfigure the district’s middle schools. The other would affect fewer students. The post Raytown considers closing a middle school to address declining enrollment appeared first on The Beacon.| The Beacon
Even with the governor’s signature, the map faces several legal challenges amid allegations of gerrymandering. The post Missouri governor signs new congressional redistricting map into law appeared first on The Beacon.| The Beacon
Phil LeVota, DaRon McGee and Dan Tarwater are the three biggest names being quietly discussed to potentially replace Frank White Jr. if he’s recalled. Here’s how the process would work. The post Some Jackson County officials don’t want you to know who might replace Frank White. We found out anyway appeared first on The Beacon.| The Beacon
Latinos are expected to be 70% of net new homeowners in the U.S. by 2040. Local programs are designed to help increase Latino homeownership. The post For Latinos, the American Dream hinges on getting a mortgage appeared first on The Beacon.| The Beacon
A 2025 survey of more than 1,500 Kansans found that people are betting more often than they used to. Legalized sports betting is one reason for the increase.| Beacon: Kansas
Whether you’re relocating for work, family, or a fresh start, moving to Kansas City can be an exciting new chapter. Known for its friendly Midwestern charm, thriving arts scene, and unbeatable BBQ, Kansas City offers a high quality of life with a lower cost of living compared to many major cities. But before you pack […]| Mike Hammer Moving
A cheerleading coach at a Kansas City-area high school cheered for Charlie Kirk’s assassination with a social media post reading “rest in piss gummy boy.” “We are aware. We also denounce this post as completely inappropriate,” Superintendent Brian Huff wrote to one parent regarding the startling post by Logan Monty, an assistant cheerleading coach at Gardner Edgerton High School in … Read more The post KC-area cheerleading coach under fire for ‘rest in piss’ epitaph for Char...| The Heartlander
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Some of the deep geothermal wells from the schools’ heating and cooling system allowed methane to accumulate below a parking lot. But repairs are underway.| Beacon: Kansas City
The Rev. Tracey L. Brown of New Jersey became the first woman ever to preach at a worship service during the annual meeting, NBCUSA leaders said.| Word&Way
The Republican plan, urged on by Trump, would crack the city’s urban core into three districts — with all of them converging at Independence Boulevard Christian Church.| Word&Way
Latrice Thomas was removed from her position on the Raytown Board of Aldermen after an investigation of her taxes. Two months later, the city still has not publicly addressed her removal.| Beacon: Kansas City
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The White House recently targeted the Latino museum in a listing of Smithsonian exhibits and messaging criticized as woke or anti-American.| Beacon: Kansas City
The CDC has already changed some vaccine guidelines and the FDA may change others, which could throw insurance coverage into question and lead to fewer people getting shots.| Beacon: Kansas City
Amid the Trump administration’s escalating mass deportation campaign, many immigrant rights advocates are calling for nonviolent resistance.| Beacon: Kansas City
An audit of the district found the board discussed topics in closed meetings that should have been public. But the district received an overall rating of ‘good.’| Beacon: Kansas City
Insurance companies have proposed the highest rate increases since 2018. Health care analysts blame Trump administration policies, which will raise prices and drive healthy people out of the marketplace.| Beacon: Kansas City
Teachers union members said they want the board to consider outside candidates, but that Interim Superintendent Cindy Grant is already improving morale and trust.| Beacon: Kansas City
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Looking for fun things to do in Kansas City? Our team of local HR experts has compiled a list of some of their favorite outdoor activities to do this fall.| blog.axcethr.com
Record rainfall caused widespread flash flooding across the Kansas City metro area on July 17, 2025, affecting both Missouri and Kansas sides and prompting at least 23 water rescues.| The Watchers
Every year, students from the FNBK3650 Commercial Bank Management class and the Maverick Banking Association (MBA), a student club from the College of Business Administration, pack their bags for a trip to Kansas City.| University of Nebraska Omaha
Thurs 5 June through Sunday 8 June I’m in Kansas City at the Nebula Awards Conference. I have a few things on my schedule, including a speech and my 90-minute Grandapalooza!| Nicola Griffith
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Nicholas Civella stood out as an infamous figure in American history. For many years, he was a crime leader with significant influence in the Midwest region, in charge of Kansas City’s underworld activities. His reach went beyond Missouri’s borders and into Las Vegas and Chicago. Civella’s legacy is woven with themes of ambition and control...| American Mafia History
The best things to do on Kansas I-70 from Goodland to Kansas City include hopping off the interstate for bbq, a Presidential Library, quirky art, and much more.| Wherever I May Roam - Travel Blog
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Missouri’s unemployment rate increases fell in line with most places across the country. Nearly 90% of metro areas included in a new federal report saw hikes.| KCUR - Kansas City news and NPR
