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Chargers +7.5 at Kansas City Draws a Pick Despite the Trap

Kansas City, MO · 20d

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This Epic 2-Story Missouri Museum Is The Real-Life Treasure Hunt You’ve Always Dreamed About

Somewhere in Kansas City, Missouri, there’s a museum that will make you feel like a giant, and that’s not an insult. The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures is the kind of place that sounds simple on paper but absolutely floors you once you’re standing inside it.

Kansas City, MO · 21d
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Roanoke Park Unveils New Slide, Water Play and Bat Cave Gate in Midtown KC

Westport-Roanoke Community Center — Adjacent Ghouls Night Out Venue. Kansas City Parks and Recreation and the Roanoke Park Conservancy cut the ribbon Friday on a reimagined South Meadow at Roanoke Park, unveiling a new hill slide, a water play feature, buff-colored concrete erosion-control paths, a restored water fountain, entry columns, and a bat-friendly cave gate. The ceremony capped years of design and construction work in the Midtown green space and came just ahead of the city's annual Ghouls Night Out Halloween festival at the park.

Kansas City, MO · 21d
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The 1950s, When the Big Three Networks Had an Advantage Built Right Into America’s TV Sets

This article summarizes several of the key points in Lesson 8: The Distinctly American Style of Broadcast Television, which is part of Broadband Breakfast's online course, "150 Years of American Telecommunications." A new lesson will be released every Monday. On New Year’s Day 1954, the smallest of America’s four national...

Kansas City, MO · 22d

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This Missouri Fabric Shop Brings Vintage Prints Back To Your Sewing Table

If your sewing room could use a little more personality, this place knows exactly where to start. This Missouri fabric shop is packed with vintage-inspired prints that feel nostalgic without looking dusty or dated. You will find florals, retro patterns, bold colors, and quilting fabrics that can change the whole...

Parkville, MO · 10-07

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Chris Stapleton brings soulful energy in first of two shows in Kansas City

Despite the show getting pushed back a few days, Kansas City was as warm as a glass of brandy to Chris Stapleton in his return to the region. Stapleton’s All-American Road Show made another stop in the KC metro, this time at Riverside’s Morton Amphitheater for the first of two shows Wednesday, Oct. 14 ( A second show is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 15 ). It’s similar in structure to folk icon Bob Dylan’s Never Ending Tour dating back to the 1980s, as all of Stapleton’s live concerts have been under the current name since he hit the road in 2017. This time around, he came with no new album to promote (his 2024 show at T-Mobile Center was months after “Higher” released) and his last single came out in May 2025 in support of almost-University of Missouri graduate Brad Pitt’s movie “F1,” centered around one of the highest levels of international racing . The lack of new material did not matter to the nearly sold-out outdoor amphitheater — nor did the mud fans in the general admission lawn stood in after Tuesday’s thunderstorm . For two hours, the Lexington, Kentucky-born, Nashville, Tennessee-trained singer and songwriter brought his beloved soulful,

Kansas City, MO · 23d

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This Nationally Recognized Missouri Restaurant Serves Up A Dining Experience Worth Driving Hours For

There are places you eat at, and then there are places that eat at you, staying in your memory long after the last bite is gone, and Arthur Bryant’s Barbeque in Kansas City, Missouri is firmly in that second category. If you haven’t made the pilgrimage to this legendary...

Kansas City, MO · 23d

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KC Ballet Whirls Us to the Wonderful “Wizard of Oz”

Kansas City Ballet Dancers Naomi Tanioka as Dorothy and Alladson Barreto as the Wizard of Oz. Photography by Brett Pruitt & East Market Studios. With its mischievous Munchkins and flying monkeys, not to mention Scarecrow, Tin Man and Cowardly Lion, “The Wizard of Oz” is meant for ballet. And there is no story more fitting for a ballet company that makes its home in Kansas City.

Kansas City, MO · 20d

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The New Fareway Market Now Open in Waldo

For decades, McGonigle’s Market was the kind of neighborhood grocery store that inspired loyalty. At 79th and Ward Parkway, customers squeezed into a tight parking lot, threaded their way through narrow aisles and waited in holiday lines that could stretch out the door—all to get the steaks, seafood, turkey or other special-order items they trusted.

Kansas City, MO · 23d

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A Little Taste Of Switzerland Comes With Chocolates And Pastries At This Missouri Café

A Swiss pastry chef once wrote and published a recipe book to help pay for his dream of opening a chocolate shop. That book was called Schweizer Konfect, and the dream worked. Seventy years later, his family is still making chocolates the Swiss way. The shop opened in October 1955....

Kansas City, MO · 23d

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Local Hip Hop artist Blade Lake brings ‘Why Not Tour’ to St. Joseph

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- A local hip hop artist is going on tour in St. Joseph, performing at The Luxe Club on King Hill Avenue. Blade Lake has been writing music since he was 13 and performing in Saint Joe since 2019. He says his "Why Not Tour" goes...

St Joseph, MO · 22d

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Jason Kander co-founds KC-based film & TV studio to serve ‘overlooked' heartland

Jason Kander is going Hollywood. The former Missouri Secretary of State has co-founded a movie and TV studio with two other Midwest natives to create movies and TV shows for an audience they say is largely overlooked by Hollywood — more than 200 million in America’s heartland. They will focus on stories about sports, fans and communities — stories that “change the game.” On Tuesday, Kander and brothers Clint Kisker and Sean Kisker, who grew up in St. Louis, officially launched Twin Pines Entertainment , a 12-person company based in Kansas City, where Kander lives, with offices in Los Angeles. The trio will “produce Heartland-focused projects rooted in unconventional narratives, often from the point of view of sports teams and their fans: the people in the stands, the families who pass a team down, and the towns that rise and fall with every season,” said the official announcement. Kander, a veteran and New York Times bestselling author, served as Missouri’s secretary of state from 2013 to 2017. The Kisker brothers each have more than two decades of experience in sports, media and entertainment. The company’s name references the Twin Pines Mall from “Back to the Future” and the Kisker brothers,

Kansas City, MO · 24d

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Kansas and Louisiana Are Finally Getting Their First Buc-ee’s, and Here’s When They Could Open

If you’ve ever pulled into a Buc-ee’s for a quick bathroom break and somehow walked...

Louisiana · 25d

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Plant Lovers Have Been Coming Back To This Missouri Garden Center Since 1934

Need one plant? Good luck leaving with one. This Missouri garden center has been around since 1934, and it is packed with the kind of selection that makes a simple stop turn into a full afternoon. You can browse houseplants, herbs, vegetables, perennials, tropicals, trees, shrubs, pottery, and plenty of...

Kansas City, MO · 10-04

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Weekend 2 Do’s: Symphony, Rodeo and Murder Mystery

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- This weekend brings different kinds of new and fun events to the region. The Buchanan County Fairgrounds will host an inaugural rodeo. Fans can enjoy bull and bronc riding, speed events, mutton busting, along with concessions available on site. The rodeo will be a two-night...

St Joseph, MO · 23d

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Visitors will soon be able to hand-feed giraffes at the Kansas City Zoo

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Zoo and Aquarium is introducing a new attraction this week, allowing visitors to come face-to-face with one of the most iconic animals in the African safari. Starting on Wednesday, the Kansas City Zoo will offer guests the opportunity to personally feed their...

Kansas City, MO · 24d

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11 Missouri Diners That Still Serve The Breakfasts You Grew Up With

Before breakfast became avocado toast and elaborate brunch boards, mornings were a lot simpler. These Missouri diners still serve the kind of plates many people remember from childhood: eggs, bacon, biscuits and gravy, pancakes, hash browns, and plenty of hot coffee. The food is familiar, but that is exactly the...

Missouri · 26d

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Kansas City remembers legacy of drag icon, philanthropist Melinda Ryder

For decades, Bruce Winter brought the iconic drag queen Melinda Ryder to life, creating a larger-than-life personality known for her sparkle, sharp wit and unwavering commitment to giving back.

Kansas City, MO · 24d

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Giraffe feedings launch at Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium

Daily giraffe feedings now open at the Kansas City Zoo.

Kansas City, MO · 23d