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Kansas City voters will decide whether to renew earnings tax in April. What is it?
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (287+ words) When Kansas City voters head to the polls next month, they’ll weigh in on a variety of municipal issues: school board trustees and directors, bond issues and more. But they’ll also vote whether to extend the city’s 1% earnings tax for…...
What to know about the Kansas sports authority that will oversee the new Chiefs stadium
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (708+ words) Kansas lawmakers have voted to create an 11-member sports authority to carry out a $3 billion stadium deal with the Kansas City Chiefs. If Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly signs legislation creating the authority, she will call into existence a unique entity…...
Kansas City launches preventive effort aimed at disrupting the cycle of domestic violence
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (464+ words) Kansas City leaders have launched what they call a new prevention-focused approach to domestic violence, including early intervention, accountability for abusers and coordinated support services for both victims and perpetrators. The Intimate Partner Violence Intervention Focused Deterrence Program aims to…...
What to know about Kansas City's funding for police, buses and more in the $2.6 billion budget
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (1032+ words) The Kansas City Council has passed the city’s largest budget after months of planning and debate. Budget increases are relatively normal; the city’s budget has increased by hundreds of millions of dollars each year. But this fiscal year’s planning document…...
Want World Cup merch around Kansas City? Stores have stocked up on jerseys and shirts
3+ mon, 6+ day ago (596+ words) The inventory at Kansas City grocery stores recently has featured a new addition alongside the expected assortment of fresh produce, meat and canned goods. At supermarkets across the metro area, a selection of FIFA World Cup apparel greets customers — U.S.A....
A Shawnee donut shop with an Asian emphasis is expanding across Kansas City
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (868+ words) Mr D’s Donuts is continuing a steady expansion across the Kansas City metro, with a new south Overland Park location now in development along with a mid-summer Kansas City, Missouri, storefront. The two projects mark the next phase of growth…...
Kansas City's Dragon Wagon started selling Labubus to 'feed the joy.' It quickly got crazy
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (1163+ words) Ling Vong’s decision to sell Labubus alongside her Vietnamese street food wasn’t random, the owner of Dragon Wagon KC and KC Monsters shared. It was a strategy rooted in serving culture, creating experiences, and building community, she said. “Food feeds…...
How did Kansas City become a soccer city? It's a tale of underdogs and optimism
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (1072+ words) You're reading KCUR's Soccer City '26 newsletter. Subscribe here for twice-monthly updates through the end of the tournament. You can’t always hit the ground running. Sometimes it takes a little bit of start-and-stop before you hit your stride. Take Kansas City’s…...
Kansas City packs Union Station with local businesses for a World Cup marketplace
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (962+ words) The doors are open for Kansas City small businesses, city officials said Wednesday night from Union Station, welcoming locals and visitors near and far to a new, five-week marketplace in the iconic Grand Hall — timed to capture crowds from the…...
Across Kansas City’s urban neighborhoods, lead lurks in the soil: ‘The dirt is contaminated"
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (1780+ words) When people see the small rectangular plots cordoned off next to Vanessa and Kenneth Robinson’s house, they sometimes ask what they are growing. But the sprouts of green aren’t a garden. They are a laboratory for testing and treating soil....