The smallest of the three bond issues that Independence voters will consider on the April 8 ballot is a $12 million question for fixing historic buildings and renovating the Independence Athletic Complex off Salisbury Road.
The Grain Valley baseball team has been a factory for high-level pitchers.
A national group that represents songwriters is suing the Grain Valley club MO Country for copyright infringement because it refuses to pay any licensing fee to play or have music performed at the club.
After months of logistical preparations and rehearsals, Blue Springs High School’s marching band will represent the school and city Monday in perhaps the world’s most famous St. Patrick’s Day parade in Dublin, Ireland.
Missouri businesses are pushing hard to reverse most of the minimum wage and sick leave changes voters approved four months ago.
The Independence City Council appears content to go with the city staff’s recommendation to continue using outside firms paid by landlords for Rental Ready inspections.
A strong start and a strong finish have sent the Blue Springs South boys basketball team into the state’s elite eight.
Images from the Truman boys basketball team's Class 6 District 6 first-round game against Lee's Summit North on Wednesday.
A Republican push to bar transgender Missourians from changing the sex on their birth certificates was briefly debated Wednesday morning by a state Senate committee.
One Independence City Council member proposes that the city form an animal cruelty task force to better address those cases, which in turn could address cases of human violence and other crimes.