Residents affected by recent severe weather can dispose of flood-damaged household items for free at a special event on Saturday, July 26, from 8 a.m. to noon at Indian Springs, KCK. The event is firs...
The Kansas City Board of Public Utilities and the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation have announced their 2025 scholarship recipients, awarding a total of $31,000 to seven Wyandotte County high ...
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will spotlight Kansas City, prompting local leaders in Wyandotte County to engage residents in shaping the community's global image. A marketing campaign is being developed to ...
Wyandotte County voters will head to the polls twice this year. First, they will vote for the City Primary Election on August 5. They will vote again for the City General Election on November 4. Early...
The Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas, will celebrate Memorial Hall's 100th anniversary with a two-day event in September 2025. This historic site has served as a civic au...
The Board of Public Utilities has partnered with the Kansas Municipal Energy Agency and the Kansas Electric Power Cooperative to secure energy from the Ninnescah Flats Solar Energy Center, capable of ...
Wyandotte County Lake Park has unveiled the “Become a Birder” Trail, featuring seven new interpretive signs along a quarter-mile path. Designed to educate visitors about local bird species, the projec...
The Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas, emphasizes the importance of reducing litter, which harms neighborhoods and water quality. Residents are urged to dispose of trash p...
The Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas, will close all government buildings on February 12, 2025, due to severe winter weather. Staff will work remotely, and emergency serv...
Mayor Tyrone A. Garner invited community feedback on a proposed requirement for Unified Government employees to live in Wyandotte County. Currently, employees must establish residency within a year. S...
