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Jackson County ends proposals for Blue River property

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota announced Monday that the county will stop accepting proposals for the Blue River property following misinformation about the issue. According to a news release on Monday, the land off Blue River Road was included in the county’s surplus process as...

Jackson County, MO · 2d
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Livingston County Initiative Concerning Animals and Deliveries

As deliveries to homes and business are quite common these days, and following recent incidents in which delivery drivers were attacked by dogs, the Livingston County Health Center, Livingston County Sheriff’s Office, and Livingston County Commission are encouraging residents to take simple precautions to prevent future attacks. Presiding Commissioner Ed Douglas explains.

Livingston County, MO · 2d
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Million-Dollar Homes Are Changing This Missouri Neighborhood, And Longtime Residents Worry They Can’t Afford To Stay

Brand-new homes with skyline views are listing for around a million dollars on hills where families once bought houses for a small fraction of that. That jump is hard to wrap your head around. The neighborhood sits on bluffs just west of downtown. Colorful murals cover walls, and Mexican bakeries...

Kansas City, MO · 13d
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SALINE COUNTY CERTIFIES NOVEMBER ELECTION RESULTS

The results from the Nov. 3, 2026 general election in Saline County have been certified.

Saline County, MO · 2d

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Judge keeps $50,000 bond for Eckert in Trenton church theft case

A Grundy County judge has maintained a $50,000 cash-only bond for Patricia Marie Eckert of Laredo, who faces felony charges involving alleged theft and forgery at Wesley United Methodist Church in Trenton. Eckert appeared in custody Nov. 10 for a bond hearing before Associate Circuit Judge Carrie Lamm Clark. She...

Trenton, MO · 1d

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SEDALIA COUNCIL ACCEPT AGREEMENT FOR CLARENDON REALIGNMENT AROUND FAIRGROUNDS

The Sedalia City Council accepted an agreement last week with the State of Missouri’s Office of Administration that will reconfigure and expand roadways around new campgrounds at the Missouri State Fairgrounds. The agreement is the next step

Sedalia, MO · 3d

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Missouri soldier Jay Golden Hollingsworth mistakenly reported missing during World War I

Pvt. Jay Golden Hollingsworth of Lexington, Missouri, pictured in his World War I uniform. A former coal miner, Hollingsworth enlisted in Company A, Sixth Missouri Infantry, on June 4, 1917, and later served with the 140th Infantry Regiment, 35th Division, in France. Wounded during the Meuse-Argonne Offensive on September 27, 1918, he was subsequently reported missing in action but survived and returned home in May 1919. Courtesy of Jeremy P. Ämick.

Lexington, MO · 1d

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SALINE COUNTY HONORS VETERANS WITH CEREMONY ON MARSHALL SQUARE

Hundreds of area residents and veterans gathered on the grounds of the Saline County Courthouse Wednesday morning for a Veterans Day Ceremony put together by Malta Bend Memorial Post 558. The service opened at 11 a.m. with

Saline County, MO · 23h

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Lake says she will “clean house” after she takes over county executive role

Jackson County Executive-elect Stacy Lake was given a blunt question at the South Kansas City Alliance meeting on Monday evening. “Are you going to clean house?” asked one attendee. “Yes,” Lake told attendees. “I will do my best to clean house and root out the corruption.”. Lake...

Jackson County, MO · 20h

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ROAD CLOSURES TAKING PLACE IN SEDALIA THIS WEEK

The City of Sedalia’s Public Works Operations Division is conducting pavement operations on Pro Energy Boulevard until Friday. The roadway is currently closed to through traffic from North State Fair Boulevard to Eagleview Drive from 7 a.m.

Sedalia, MO · 3d

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MSDC PUTS TOGETHER SITE CATALOGUE TO MARKET SALINE COUNTY PROPERTIES

The Marshall-Saline Development Corporation has put together a site catalogue to help with its economic development efforts. MSDC Director Conner Swift spoke about the catalogue during the corporation’s board meeting on Tuesday, November 10. Swift says the

Saline County, MO · 21h

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Actions Approved By The Chillicothe City Council

The Chillicothe City Council approved three items from its agenda on Monday. The Contract for Audit Services for 2027, 2028, and 2029 was approved with Conrad & Higgins LLC. The contract includes the audit of the City of Chillicothe, the Bowling Alley, and the Golf Course. The first year is capped at $41,500, with a $1,000 increase in each of the following two years.

Chillicothe, MO · 2d

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Independence may limit truck traffic on Bly Road after resident complaints

Now that a redirected portion of Bly Road has been opened, residents want the Independence City Council to limit truck traffic related to the nearby Nebius hyperscale AI data factory.

Independence, MO · 2d

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Memory Lanes Opens as Part of Sedalia’s East-Side Recreation Plans

Memory Lanes, a 16-lane bowling center at 613 East Broadway Blvd., opened in Sedalia on Monday, Nov. 9. The Sedalia Democrat reported the opening and said the center was donated to the community by Sue Heckart in memory of her parents, Bill and Stella Heckart. The city’s 2025 announcement identified Heckart’s gift as $6 million and said Sedalia Parks & Recreation would manage the facility, according to the City of Sedalia.

Sedalia, MO · 2d

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How two Joplin veterans found love at Whiteman AFB

For some with a background in military service, Veterans' Day can be a family affair. Often, there are dads, brothers, grandparents and uncles who served. And for two local veterans - it was also where they met the love of their life.

Joplin, MO · 2d

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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’...

Kansas City, MO · 23h

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Holiday lights, live music and Santa to downtown Lee’s Summit

LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. (KCTV) - Downtown Lee’s Summit will light up for the holidays Friday, Nov. 20, with music, treats, and a visit from Santa. Festivities begin at Green Street and include a tree-lighting program and free family activities. Here’s the schedule:. 5 p.m.: Doors open at...

Lee'S Summit, MO · 7h

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Jackson County Plans First WWII Memorial at Downtown KC's Oppenstein Park

Oppenstein Brothers Memorial Park — Planned WWII Memorial Site. Jackson County is moving ahead with plans to place a World War II memorial at Oppenstein Brothers Memorial Park in downtown Kansas City, with officials targeting an April opening and hoping to have the monument finished by March. The planned six-foot granite monument would mark a notable first for the area: a memorial devoted specifically to World War II veterans.

Kansas City, MO · 1d

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Report says 38% of Missouri families don’t make enough to survive

The United Way says 38 percent of Missouri families don't make enough to survive in the current economy with rising inflation.

Missouri · 2d

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Excelsior Springs Water Bills Climb Again, Now Among Northland's Priciest

Water bills are creeping up again in Excelsior Springs, where the city council approved a new rate increase that took effect this month, pushing the typical monthly bill above $168 — among the priciest in the Northland. For a household using about 5,000 gallons a month, the change works out to a couple more dollars on the bill, adding up to roughly $34 more over the course of a year.

Excelsior Springs, MO · 2d