Dr. Barbara Wright, a Kansas City grant-writing expert with 30 years of experience and founder of Certified Dream Builder, Inc., launched an app to help nonprofits worldwide secure funding.
With the Wyandotte County property valuation appeal deadline quickly approaching on Thursday, March 26, neighbors are stepping up to help each other navigate the process.
The Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas’ board of commissioners voted to lift the residency requirement for Unified Government employees on Thursday evening.
Kansas City, Kansas, Mayor Christal Watson launched her first "Christal Clear Conversations" town hall Tuesday, kicking off a series aimed at increasing transparency and problem solving.
Neighbors on opposite sides of the street — and opposite sides of the issue — made their voices heard in an election to pay for repairs in the Lansing School District.
The Kansas Court of Appeals ruled Friday the district court's decision to grant the city of Leavenworth a temporary injunction blocking an ICE detention center in the city was appropriate.
Clarence Taylor III spent 29 years in the military, often as one of the only Black people in the room. Now, he's making history in a different kind of uniform.
Protests are becoming more frequent in Leavenworth as the city commission prepares to vote within the next month on the fate of a potential ICE detention facility.
The Wyandotte County Planning Commission approved a resolution Monday that would put a temporary ban on detention facilities, including ICE detention facilities.
Leavenworth Public Schools is facing a $3 million budget shortfall for the 2026-27 school year that could force the closure of an elementary school because of a drastic enrollment decline
