Aviva Okeson-Haberman

In a nearly unanimous vote Wednesday, the Missouri House expelled Rep. Rick Roeber.

Lucas shared the news on social media Monday.

The bill to allow unrestricted tuition increases now goes to the Missouri Senate after House lawmakers passed it Tuesday.

A council committee is taking a harder look at $78 million worth of slated infrastructure projects after concerns were raised about wasteful spending.

Freedom Inc. President Rodney Bland filed a complaint with police about Ellington, who wouldn’t say if the two men crossed paths on March 20.

The list of slated infrastructure projects will likely be changed during a city council meeting next week.

Emergency room nurse Sarimar Gascot says her line of work means she sees death all the time. But a year into the pandemic, she hasn’t gotten used to the feeling of watching a patient die from the coronavirus.

It’s unclear when the data will be fixed. The Kansas City Health Department hasn’t published local data because of concerns about its accuracy.

The money won’t cover phone or internet expenses, and you’ll need documentation to show you’re experiencing financial hardship, according to an announcement Thursday.

The proposed budget includes cuts to arts organizations and leaving vacant city jobs unfilled.