The May 14 lighting is part of a national effort to raise awareness of a rare genetic condition. Kansas City, Kansas City Hall will be lit blue on Thursday, May 14, in recognition of MEF2C Awareness D...
Small choices at home can protect water quality and local watersheds. Stormwater runoff transports pollutants into streams and rivers, harming wildlife and public health. Residents can minimize runoff...
The Wyandotte County Public Health Department offers lead testing and prevention resources due to the harmful effects of lead, particularly on young children. Lead exposure often comes from older home...
The Unified Government Commissioners approved a plan altering how Bonner Springs and Edwardsville pay for certain solid waste services while maintaining that KCK residents will still cover some shared...
The closure is expected to begin May 4 and last about 90 days. Drivers near the I-70 and N. 110th Street interchange should plan for a temporary ramp and overpass closure beginning Monday, May 4. The ...
The recognition highlights local work to support residents at every stage of life. The Unified Government (UG) has earned the Silver Level Designation through the Communities for All Ages (CFAA) progr...
The Unified Government and Kansas City, Kansas Fire Department invite community members to honor fallen firefighters by displaying red lights from April 26 to May 3. This initiative coincides with Nat...
Street resurfacing work near City Hall and Memorial Hall will take place over two weekends as part of the Unified Government's 2025/2026 Street Resurfacing projects. The goal is to minimize disruption...
Residents are encouraged to provide feedback by May 17 to improve Welborn Park in Kansas City, Kansas, through a community survey. The 22.9-acre park features various amenities. Input from the survey ...
Crystal Sprague, director of performance and innovation for the Unified Government of Wyandotte County, received the 2026 Granicus Changemaker Award for her leadership in enhancing digital services. T...
