Kansas City voters approved $100 million for repairs at Bartle Hall, Municipal Auditorium and City Hall. The no-tax-increase bond arrives as downtown venues prepare for a busy event calendar.

Kansas City voters approved authority to issue up to $1.5 billion in water and sewer revenue bonds, clearing a major hurdle for aging pipes and federally required upgrades.

A Louisville e-bike crash led to an arrest—and now a federal lawsuit questioning whether police could treat the encounter as a traffic stop.

Prairie Village’s Va Bene has closed after failing to reach a new lease agreement. Its scratch-made pasta will live on at two other VinZant restaurants.

Atherton and Central football programs were fined and placed on probation after an unauthorized full-gear scrimmage at Central.

A man in his 60s was found dead in an Excelsior Springs home, and police are investigating the death as a homicide. A suspect is in custody.

Louisville’s Kentucky Derby Museum is bringing free Derby-themed lessons to fourth- and fifth-grade classrooms nationwide, with activities covering history, writing, math and economics.

A false 911 report of an active shooter brought police, deputies and fire crews to St. Francis Eastside in Greenville.

Derek Schmidt defeated Chad Young in Kansas' 2nd District GOP primary and will face a Democrat and Libertarian in November.

A Jeffersonville woman pleaded not guilty after police said speeding preceded a Trimble County crash that killed an Indiana truck driver and injured three children.

The remains have been identified, but Spartanburg officials are waiting to notify the decedent’s out-of-state husband.

Construction is underway on Fern Creek’s 18,000-square-foot library, bringing back a long-awaited neighborhood service projected to draw 130,000 annual visits.

A Greenville museum exhibit brings 51 rarely seen baseball photographs to town, with Shoeless Joe Jackson and Upstate history in the lineup.