CLAY COUNTY — Michael Smallwood, 20, Kansas City, will serve 11 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections for his role in the March 2, 2024 shooting outside North Kansas City High School.
CLAY COUNTY — The Missouri Department of Transportation will be conducting various ramp closures on Highway 169 and Interstate 29.
GLADSTONE — The Gladstone Fire Department has confirmed that the bodies of one man and one dog have been recovered from the debris after the May 31 home explosion in the 100 block of Northeast 74th Terrace.
By Kellie HouxKHoux@cherryroad.com GLADSTONE — As of 2 p.m. Saturday, May 31, the Gladstone Fire Department, along with Kansas City Fire Department Investigation was still on the scene of a…
GLADSTONE — Oakhill Day School shared the recent results of the 2025 National Spanish Challenge, with a record-setting 36 students participating across three divisions — an all-time high for the school, according to a school press release.
Clay County leaders along with those leaders from the Clay County Juvenile Office helped break ground on the new juvenile transition visitation facility, located on Shrader Street, across from the Fairview-New Hope Cemetery Monday, May 12.
CLAY COUNTY — John Davis, parks director for Clay County, shared the pitch to offer a seasonal farmers market at Smithville Lake from June through September each year.
NORTH KANSAS CITY — North Kansas City Hospital and Meritas Health was named to Newsweek’s list of America’s Best Maternity Hospitals for a third time. This honor recognizes the top 444 hospitals in the United States that provide exceptional maternity care, supporting patients through pregnancy, delivery and every step of the postpartum journey, according to a hospital release.
CLAY COUNTY — The Clay County Sheriff’s Office has officially received the Missouri Blue Shield designation from the Missouri Department of Public Safety.
As Missourians ramp up their summer travels, the Missouri Department of Transportation is urging drivers to plan ahead, use good judgment and be patient, as there are more work zones than ever across the state this construction season, per a recent press release.