Lake Quivira, KS Events and More

Popular JoCo doughnut shop opens first Kansas City spot, with drive-thru, patio & more

For the past 50 years, Mr. D’s has served coffee and doughnuts in the Kansas City area, though only in Johnson County up to this point. As of this week, it’s expanded its footprint to include its first location on the Missouri side — and the first one with a drive-thru, too. Mr. D’s has opened its third location (fourth, if you include its spot inside AdventHealth in Lenexa) at 2001 W. Pennsylvania Ave. in the Crossroads. The longtime shop is finally giving KCMO a taste of what Kansans have been devouring for half a decade. It took over a 10,000 square-foot building next to the highway, which was formerly a Pinnacle Imports wine shop. Owner Johnny Chen said his team wanted to utilize as much of the larger space as possible. “We knocked down almost half of it to convert it into a drive-thru, which is all covered, and a patio,” he explained. Even after cutting through the building, this is Mr. D’s biggest spot yet. Chen and his wife, Boggie Otgonbayar, have owned Mr. D’s for the past seven years. In that time, they’ve opened a spot in the Lenexa Public Market and brought their doughnuts to shops

partner publisher · 22.5K followers

Animal of Things

Leaving a Dog in a Car in Missouri: What State Law Actually Says

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Photo by wr heustis / pexels If you’ve ever left your dog in the car “just for a minute” while you ran into a gas station, you’ve probably wondered whether that’s actually against the law in Missouri. The short answer is more complicated than a simple yes or no, because leaving a dog in a car in Missouri isn’t addressed by … This article, Leaving a Dog in a Car in Missouri: What State Law Actually Says , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Who Pays Vet Bills in a Dog Fight in Mississippi? Liability, Insurance, and Your Options • Neighbor Poisoned My Dog Laws in Texas: Criminal Charges, Civil Claims, and Your Next Steps • Neighbor Poisoned My Dog Laws in Idaho: Charges, Evidence, and Your Right to Sue

Missouri · 2d

The Kansas City Star

Kansas City Council decides fate of proposed 20-story downtown data center

The Kansas City Council on Thursday knocked down a controversial proposal to build a data center skyscraper in downtown. Miami-based Revitalization Unlimited, a real estate investment fund focused on historic properties, proposed earlier this year building a 384-foot, 20-story tower made of brick and glass at 934 Central St., occupied mostly by data center equipment with a retail space on the ground floor, for a business such as a coffee shop. The development plan needed special zoning approval under city code. The project would have involved demolishing the historic Western Newspaper Union building, which has more recently been used for offices and short-term rentals. The developers have said the project was designed to complement the neighborhood, and its character and would be more akin to a telephone exchange from a previous era than a large industrial hyperscale facility. Downtown Kansas City already has a handful of data centers, include in the Star’s former green glass building in the Crossroads. They have said the noise level would be similar to an office building, while the data center would use a closed-loop cooling system that limits water use and would primarily use natural gas fuel cells to produce electricity through a chemical

Kansas City, MO · 21h

clintondailydemocrat.com

partner publisher · 17.2K followers

Four Winds Classic Blows Fair For Care And Share

Jeffrey Storey of Overland Park has only been playing Mahjong for five months. But last weekend, he played well enough to earn the first-place crown for racking up the most points in the Bamboo division at the Four Winds Classic, the first Mahjong tournament sponsored by the Clinton Four Winds Social Club.

Overland Park, KS · 2d

Four States Home Page

Pitt State football gears up for #7 Northwest Missouri in last regular season game

Pitt State will face the No. 7 Bearcats in its last regular season game in Kansas City this Saturday. PRESSER:

Pittsburg, KS · 22h

KCTV 5

Foundation pays off mortgages for two Kansas City-area Gold Star families

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Two Kansas City-area Gold Star families will have mortgage-free homes after the Tunnel to Towers Foundation paid off their home loans in honor of Veterans Day. The foundation said it paid off the mortgages on the Lee’s Summit, Missouri, home of Army Sgt. Matthew Gonzales’...

partner publisher · 77.6K followers

KSHB 41 Action News

United Market begins soft rollout of free grocery store membership to shoppers

November marks six months since United Market reopened a grocery store in the Linwood Shopping Center.

partner publisher · 77.6K followers

KSHB 41 Action News

Kansas City church warns of winter shelter shortage ahead of winter temperatures

With dangerously cold temperatures expected to move into the Kansas City area this weekend, one local church is preparing for a surge in people seeking shelter.

Kansas City, MO · 21h

kq2.com

Northwest football with a chance to capture MIAA regular season crown

MARYVILLE, Mo. (KQTV) -- The Northwest football team has earned a share of the MIAA regular season title and now has a chance to clinch the conference outright. The Bearcats are back where they were in 2025. They have a chance to capture the MIAA conference outright with a win over the Pittsburg State Gorillas.

Kansas City, KS · 1d

The Kansas City Star

Chicken restaurant inside a KC brewery has closed. What's next for the concept?

A restaurant known for its fried chicken has closed its operations inside a Kansas City brewery, but according to a social media post, it may not be the end of the business. Vine Street Chicken Co. , which served chicken wings, tenders and sandwiches, opened its restaurant inside Vine Street Brewing Co. (2010 Vine St.) in February and had hoped it could serve locals and visitors during the World Cup festivities in Kansas City this summer. But as of Nov. 7, Vine Street Chicken has flown the coop and left the brewery. “Thank you, Kansas City! Vine Street Chicken opened as an amenity for Vine Street Brewing Company, to help support KC during the 2026 World Cup,” the statement said on Instagram. “Our final day was Nov. 7.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Vine Street Chicken (@vinestreetchicken) Vine Street Brewing co-founder and KC musician Kemet Coleman confirmed the departure of the chicken pop-up over text message. Vine Street Chicken’s closure, he said, will not impact normal operations at Vine Street Brewing. For now, there is no food vendor at the site, but guests can bring their own food to pair with Vine Street’s beers. “As the

The Kansas City Star

Fast-growing coffee chain opening Johnson County location soon

There’s undoubtedly a Yemeni coffee boom in the U.S. — and the Kansas City metro is no exception. Now yet another Yemeni coffee shop is poised to open in Johnson County soon, though fans of the cafés may recognize this brand. Qamaria Yemeni Coffee Co. is opening a location in Leawood, tentatively by the end of December. The upcoming spot at 133rd Street and Mission Road (in the Market Square Shopping Center) will join the brand’s list of a few dozen locations in the U.S. and beyond. Franchise owner Rami Abboud told The Star that he plans to bring a friendly, hospitality-focused vibe to the brand’s first Kansas City area store. “Our goal is to make Qamaria more than just a place to pick up coffee, to be honest,” he said. “We put a lot of thought to make a warm atmosphere. We want people from all backgrounds to feel at home.” It will have all the typical offerings found in its locations in Michigan, Illinois, California, Texas and beyond. Some popular drinks include the signature Qamaria latte (steamed milk, espresso, cinnamon and cardamom), pistachio latte, Adeni chai, mango matcha, salted maple cold brew and more. Mankeesh (a Levantine flatbread),

Johnson County, KS · 1d

KCTV 5

Brookside kicks off holiday season with 3 days of events

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Brookside is getting ready for the holidays with three days of events!. A new cocktail crawl, the neighborhood’s annual tree lighting, and a family-friendly afternoon of treats and crafts are all on the menu. The Brookside Holiday Season Opener runs Thursday, Nov. 12, through...

fastfoodclub.com

Kansas City Diners Have Been Pouring Coffee For Decades, And These 7 Prove It

Some of the best coffee in Kansas City comes in a plain mug, refilled by someone who already knows how you like your eggs. The city is full of diners that have been flipping pancakes and smashing burgers since before most of us were born. A few opened in the...

kshb.com

KC Spotlight | Recognize Diabetic Eye Disease Ahead of Vision Loss

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Anyone with diabetes is at risk for developing specific eye disease that could impair your vision. Diabetes-related eye disease is a leading cause of vision impairment and blindness. This is said to affect roughly 1 in 3 people with diabetes. The American Society of Retina...

johnsoncountypost.com

Fairway mainstay Rainy Day Books opening a second JoCo shop in Lenexa

After more than five decades in Fairway, one Rainy Day Books will become two in Johnson County. This week, the Fairway mainstay announced plans for a new store further west, at Lenexa City Center. The store plans to operate inside the Made in Kansas City shop, just off 87th Street...

Lenexa, KS · 1d

The Kansas City Star

Luxurious design, apartments for rent. See inside the Aladdin, a converted KC hotel

Inside Look is a Star series that takes our readers behind the scenes of some of the most well-known and not-so-well-known places and events in Kansas City. Have a suggestion for a future story? Email our journalists at InsideLook@kcstar.com. What was once a hotel in downtown Kansas City has been transformed into an apartment building with 122 units after a $38 million redevelopment project. The 16-story Aladdin building at 1215 Wyandotte St. was built over 100 years ago and was once famed for its luxurious design and prominent guests over the decades. The hotel, by then under the Holiday Inn brand, closed around the time the COVID-19 pandemic started, according to previous reports . By early 2025, a development team led by Molzer Development had taken over the building and fully kicked off construction with a ceremonial wall breaking. Aladdin building open and leasing Not even two years later, the Aladdin is now open and leasing , and tenants have already moved in. A recent tour with The Star revealed historic fixtures restored alongside modern flourishes meant to match the existing architectural character, like a new chandelier right in the entrance. Many older elements were uncovered during construction and have

partner publisher · 47.0K followers

Parent Diaries

Terry Berggren Has Held More Than 550 Babies as a NICU Cuddler in Overland Park, Kansas, Years After His Family Lost a Grandchild

Terry Berggren volunteers in the NICU at Overland Park Regional Medical Center, has held more than 550 babies and won the hospital's 2026 Frist Humanitarian Award. The post Terry Berggren Has Held More Than 550 Babies as a NICU Cuddler in Overland Park, Kansas, Years After His Family Lost a Grandchild appeared first on parentdiaries.com .

Overland Park, KS · 1d

mikcexplore.com

Drinking Coffee in KC: Neighbors Coffee + Hospitality

If you travel straight down The Paseo, until the road narrows and the speed limit reduces and the world around you feels a little small town, almost, you will almost have no choice but to happen upon Neighbors Coffee + Hospitality. Just before the welcoming blue warehouse on your left, you will find a parking lot designated for the shop to conveniently park, so no need to wander the neighborhood in search of a spot. The mural on the side of the building is welcoming and enhanced by the natural beauty around it.