The Kansas Lottery Commission was to hold a meeting today to consider the two proposed casino projects in Wyandotte County.

The Wyandotte County United Way has received more than $31,000 in grants for emergency food and shelter programs, and is looking for agencies to receive the funding

The first phase of the $750 million Schlitterbahn Vacation Village Water Park could open its doors within a week, though officials have yet to announce a specific opening date

A listing of activity from the Edwardsville Police Department from June 26 through July 5

The Kansas City, Kan., Fire Department responded to a kitchen fire Sunday morning at 853 Barnett.

Kansas City, Kan. Firefighters responded to reports of a fire in the 400 block of S. 73rd Terrace late Sunday night

Kansas City, Kan. firefighters responded to fire at church in the 1700 block of N. 18th Street

Fire Department responds to July 4th holiday incidents

Kansas City, Kan. police investigating Friday incident in 4400 block of Eaton Street

Residents of the Westheight neighborhood of Kansas City, Kan. held their annual Fourth of July parade

 

Kansas Department of Transportation survey seeks to find out northeast Kansas' residents thoughts on transportation

The Kansas City Wizards and the Unified Government will partner in providing Wyandotte County its largest fireworks show this Saturday night at CommunityAmerica.

Weekly column by Diane Hentges, Director of the Volunteer at the United Way of Wyandotte County

First part of project on eastbound Interstate 70 is scheduled for completion in November

The utility has formed its own Climate Protection Committee to evaluate the BPU's environmental impact and what steps the utility can take to reduce its carbon footprint

Related:
- Information on carbon footprints
- Kansas City Chamber of Commerce carbon footprint calculator for businesses (opens an Excel file)
- Personal carbon footprint calculator

Due to a near $160 million budget deficit, Kansas Gov. Mark Parkinson announced further cuts in education today.

Kansas City, Kan. Area Chamber of Commerce President Cindy Cash says Chamber members believe legislation would be harmful to community

The Kansas City, Kan. Arts Network will be back in force on Friday, July 10 for July's downtown KCK Artwalk

No one was injured in a Wednesday morning fire that left $15,000 in damage to a residence

Costs of interacting with the state's judicial system increased due to budget difficulties