Marlon Martinez

A nonprofit that has served older adults across Clay and Platte counties for 35 years is preparing to close its doors.

As students prepare to head back to the classroom, many families are looking for ways to save on school supplies, clothing and other essentials.

A new grocery store is opening its doors in Kansas City's Northland with a mission of serving the area's growing diversity.

Hundreds of families saved on school supplies Saturday at annual KCK Back to School and Health Fair

After 18 months of renovations, one of Kansas City's most historic public golf courses was ready to welcome golfers back to the fairways on Friday, but that was delayed a day by overnight rain.

Rows of local businesses from across the Kansas City metro have taken over Grand Hall at Union Station, as part of the City of Entrepreneurs Marketplace — a space created to give small businesses an economic opportunity during the World Cup.

The first Saturday at Overland Park's new Clock Tower Landing drew large crowds as shoppers packed the newly opened farmers market pavilion in downtown.

A Kansas City man says he's struggled to get the city's attention about infrastructure problems near Northwest 96th and 100th streets.

North Kansas City has temporarily passed an ordinance that prohibits camping in public spaces throughout the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Morton Amphitheater officially opens its gates in Riverside Wednesday, with Kesha headlining the venue's first concert at 7 p.m.