David Haley says the county rigged a demolition to seize his Quindaro land. Officials say he just hasn’t paid taxes since 2019.

Andrew Bailey left the FBI last month and is now treasurer of a new PAC pushing Missouri's Amendment 3.

The KC Chamber's premier networking night returns to the Kay Barnes Grand Ballroom, capping a year that put Kansas City on a global stage.

Six crumbling buildings, a $500,000 bridge fix, and a planned Chiefs stadium next door are reshaping a Catholic landmark's future.

Vivek Malek's office passed its state audit, but auditors say nearly $35 million in highway interest is still sitting in the wrong fund.

Scott Fitzpatrick and Quentin Wilson agree Missouri's budget crisis is real — but they want very different jobs for the state's watchdog office.

A 111-year-old local hauler says the ballot measure could gut its business, while residents weigh fixed $30 pricing against losing their pick of provider.

The 1925 Wornall Road landmark will house 650 to 750 sixth through eighth graders after sitting empty since 2016.

Only the attorney general could initiate a quo warranto case against an elected sheriff under the Nov. 3 measure, with a judge deciding whether the sheriff could be removed.

About 75 people packed Morning Star Community Center as activists accused Kansas City's fire unions of running the department.

Gov. Mike Kehoe's new order lets any Missouri vehicle run on red-dyed, tax-free diesel, not just farm rigs.

State auditors also found $313,000 in highway money misused and agreements missing signatures. Local leaders say they will follow the recommendations.

Governor Mike Kehoe says he prayed with family before deciding to seek a second term, after voters rejected a tax measure he supported.