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Whimsical Wonder in Mantis Alley: KCAI Illustrator Elisabeth Ross Captures Historic Northeast Vibrancy for ‘The Front Page Project’

For illustration artist Elisabeth Ross, art is a tool to spark joy, evoke wonder, and bring neighborhood spaces to life with vibrant color. As this week’s cover artist for the Northeast News “The Front Page Project,” Ross brings a playful, whimsical perspective shaped by her experiences working directly with local residents and small businesses in the Historic Northeast. Ross first connected with the neighborhood through her studies at the Kansas City Art Institute (KCAI), where community collaboration became a hands-on creative practice.

Kansas City, MO · 10d
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11 Kansas Meat Markets Where Folks Stock Their Freezers Cheaper Than Any Chain Store

One Kansas butcher shop has burned down, flooded out, and bounced back, and it still turns into a taqueria on Saturdays. I love that kind of stubborn. That shop takes EBT cards and offers budget advice right at the counter. Another market sells a burger patty made with beef, pork,...

Kansas · 22d
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Blessings in the Bottoms: Kansas City's West Bottoms Turns Thanksgiving Into a 13-Block Retail Draw

Want a blueprint for turning a holiday weekend into real foot traffic? Look to Kansas City's Historic West Bottoms. From Nov. 6-8, the district runs Blessings in the Bottoms, its annual First Friday Weekend Thanksgiving event spanning 13 blocks of historic warehouses, vintage shops and cobblestone streets. The formula is...

Kansas City, MO · 12d
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Garth Brooks Halts Ticket Sales for Upcoming Kansas City Show Due to 'Excessive Bot Activity'

Garth Brooks and his team had to put a halt to ticket sales for one of his upcoming shows in Kansas City, Mo., when they went on sale to the public on Friday (Oct. 23).

Kansas City, MO · 14d

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Kansas City Grocery Chain Launches Discount Store

A Kansas City grocery chain has launched a discount store. The soft opening took place at 8700 E. 63rd St. in Brywood Center, the same building that housed a traditional Price Chopper until recently, according to Startland News. Cosentino's Food Stores, the family-owned company behind the brand, says the new format will still carry quality meats, triple-inspected fresh produce, deli and hot food selections, national brands, private labels, and bakery items — the full lineup of a conventional grocery store, just priced differently.

Kansas City, MO · 15d

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Drive To This Under-The-Radar Missouri Restaurant Before The Secret Gets Out For Good

The best-kept secrets in any food city aren’t hidden in fancy neighborhoods behind velvet ropes. They’re sitting right out in the open, like Hayes Hamburger and Chili in Kansas City, Missouri, daring you to notice them. Here’s the thing about under-the-radar restaurants: they’re only under the radar until...

Kansas City, MO · 13d

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Inside Monogram: Kansas City’s Never-Ending Barrel

A Rare Whiskey Built on Patience Every so often, a bottle comes along that says as much about history as it does about flavor. J. Rieger & Co., the Kansas City distillery, has announced the 202

Kansas City, MO · 12d

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8 Missouri Sausage Shops Worth the Drive for Old-School Kielbasa

Missouri has some serious sausage-making history, and a few meat markets have been keeping those traditions alive for generations. From a Kansas City shop dating back to 1929 to specialty butchers in St. Louis and Hermann, these places give Polish sausage lovers plenty of reasons to hit the road. The...

Missouri · 21d

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This Little Missouri Diner Smashes Burgers On The Grill And Bakes Its Pie From Scratch

Pie gets mentioned more than burgers at a tiny burger joint that has reportedly been flipping patties since 1937. That tells you plenty about what waits under those glass covers. The burgers here are hand-smashed on a flat-top grill with onions. They land on soft steamed buns. The menu also...

Kansas City, MO · 16d

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Families celebrate Halloween with ‘Boo at the Zoo’ in Kansas City

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Families took to the Kansas City Zoo over the weekend for a more wild trick or treating experience. ‘Boo at the Zoo’ brought families together for two days of Halloween fun, giving kids a chance to dress up and go trick or treating around the animals.

Kansas City, MO · 13d

Whiskey Riff

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Garth Brooks Shuts Down Kansas City Ticket Sales Due To Bots: “Progressively Getting Worse On This Tour”

The bots are out of hand. After teasing a new tour back in January through his personal website – the only place where the country star shares news from now – Garth Brooks would officially announce his return to touring on his brand new Blame It All On My Roots arena tour. At the time, Brooks would only announce two shows: the first two nights – August 21st and 22nd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana. Along the way, he’d make […] The post Garth Brooks Shuts Down Kansas City Ticket Sales Due To Bots: “Progressively Getting Worse On This Tour” first appeared on Whiskey Riff .

Kansas City, MO · 15d

The Kansas City Star

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How Long Do Dogs Live and Which Breeds Last the Longest According to New Research

The average dog lives 10 to 13 years, according to Pet MD , but the spread around that number is wide. Breed, body size, genetics and daily care all tilt the odds. A new genetic study is now helping explain why big dogs tend to die young while small dogs linger, and the findings are reshaping how veterinarians, breeders and owners think about canine longevity. What’s Happening A study published in Science has identified self-replicating stretches of DNA called LINE1 as a driver of accelerated aging in dogs. The analysis drew on 864 dogs enrolled in the nationwide Dog Aging Project. Larger breeds lost 35% more LINE1 methylation than smaller breeds, meaning the “jumping genes” that copy themselves across DNA and damage it were active more often, and earlier. Longevity extremes make the gap vivid. An Australian Cattle Dog named “Bluey” holds the Guinness World Record as the longest-living dog at 29 years and 5 months. Breeds routinely cited for long life, including Chihuahuas, Shih Tzus and Dachshunds, cluster at the small end of the size scale. Why It’s Happening The size-lifespan paradox has puzzled biologists for decades. Across the rest of the animal kingdom, bigger species tend to outlive

Kansas City, MO · 22d

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The Edge of Hell's Ratman is retiring; his daughter Rat Brat to continue legacy

The Edge of Hell is a haunted staple in Kansas City, Missouri. Over the past 52 years, 41 of those have been with the actor who plays the now famous Ratman character.

Kansas City, MO · 14d

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The Charming Missouri Bookstore Where Bookworms Can Bag A Reading Haul For Under $20

There’s a bookstore in Kansas City, Missouri, that feels less like a shop and more like a dare. Prospero’s Books on West 39th Street is the kind of place that makes you question every life decision that kept you from visiting sooner. Let’s be honest about something.

Kansas City, MO · 14d

The Kansas City Star

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Step inside Kansas City's niche fragrance shop to find your own ‘really unique' scent

A niche Kansas City perfumery gaining popularity is expanding into its own storefront next month. H.Bath Perfumer, currently inside GEORGE a Lifestyle Store at 315 55th St. , is opening its own space a few doors down at 309 E 55th St. on Nov 3. The new location will enable Heather Bath, owner of H.Bath Perfumer, to carry twice as many scents and add between six and ten new brands for customers to try. “I’ve had people come in who are like, ‘Nothing smells good. I buy everything that my friends buy,’” Bath said. “We’ll do a skin test, and we’ll be like, ‘It’s because your skin presents sweet; you should only be wearing sandalwood, maybe an iris as a floral.’ And then they’re like, ‘Oh my gosh, you’ve unlocked this mystery for me.’” Bath opened her booth filled with about 250 bottles inside Brookside’s GEORGE a Lifestyle Store in May 2025. “I walked by this window, and I said to my husband, ‘This is a perfect place for my bar, and then it happened,” Bath said. Though she is originally from Kansas City, Bath’s family has plenty of ties to the wine world. Her grandfather was a rancher and

Kansas City, MO · 14d

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Operation Snip 'Em & Rescue to host fundraising event

RICHMOND, Mo. -- A local nonprofit that offers help to in-need pet owners, and support for those who help strays in multiple counties, is hosting an upcoming fundraiser. Chief Media Officer Jessica Johnson with Operation Snip 'Em and Rescue says the organization started about two years ago after the Director, Assistant Director and she worked with animal shelters and couldn't ignore a need in local, rural communities. This led to the decision to create their own nonprofit organization to proactively make a difference.

Richmond, MO · 14d

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Family-Style Fried Chicken Keeps Coming To Your Table At This Old-School Missouri Supper Spot

The fried chicken shows up in a heavy cast iron skillet. Then the mashed potatoes and green beans keep coming, family style, for parties of three or more. And the warm cinnamon rolls? They land on the table without anyone ordering them. I love that dessert here is basically a...

Kansas City, MO · 15d

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Missouri Readers Suggested Their Favorite Books, Then The Library Wrapped A Parking Garage In Giant Versions Of Them

A parking garage in Missouri wears a row of book spines taller than a two-story house. I had to read that twice. Each spine stands roughly 25 feet tall, and there are 22 of them lined up like a giant’s reading shelf. The best part? Regular readers helped pick...

Kansas City, MO · 14d

The Kansas City Star

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Dead bugs in a cooler, moldy ice machine: Latest KC-area restaurant inspections

From exposed wire lines to employees eating while preparing food, health inspectors in Missouri and Kansas found numerous violations at Kansas City-area restaurants last week. Dining establishments like sit-down restaurants, drive-thrus, gas stations and grocery stores are required to get food inspections, and governments have to release those inspections to the public. In Kansas City and Independence, each city’s health department enforces the food code while in Kansas, the state’s Department of Agriculture handles inspections. The lower the number of violations, the better. Most restaurants correct violations at the time of the original inspection or shortly after. The full inspections show how each establishment has corrected or is working to correct any remaining violations. They are available for Kansas City at inspectionsonline.us/foodsafety/mousakansascity/search.htm and Johnson and Wyandotte counties at portal.kda.ks.gov/Food/FoodInspectionSearch. Here are the restaurants in Kansas City, as well as in Wyandotte and Johnson County, that received seven or more priority and priority foundation ​violations from Oct. 4-11. Urban Egg 8653 NE 85th St. Seven critical violations found during Oct. 6 inspection An employee was seen cooking food without a hair restraint. A three-compartment sink faucet was unable to turn on, until a mechanism was screwed tighter to get it going.

Kansas City, KS · 22d