Two neighboring houses constructed through a Community Services League program are nearing completion, with help from Independence School District high school students, and a third home is planned for nearby.
It seems like summer has barely gotten started, and suddenly the kids are back in school and it’s time to winterize the house for the coming season.
Missouri won’t host Louisiana until noon Saturday, but for the Ragin’ Cajuns, everything feels like 10:45 a.m. these days. Almost but not quite Lunch time.
One man was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head after a house explosion early Friday in western Independence.
A newly gerrymandered congressional map and limits on voters’ ability to amend the state constitution cleared the Missouri Senate Friday, capping two weeks of contentious debate that drew national attention.
Grain Valley volleyball coach Tori Squiers enjoyed the best of all things as her Eagles swept William Chrisman 3-0 on the Bears’ home court Thursday night.
Fort Osage junior Harper Allin threw 271 pitches. And, yes, that was all in one game.
The Blue Springs South boys soccer team’s defense continues to shine.
An Independence couple face federal drug trafficking and gun charges after they were arrested in their home last month.
Despite some pointed disagreement this week, Jackson County officials could move ahead next Monday with plans for a key bike trail addition, and that work could get started this fall.