Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas announced alongside the City Council on Friday, April 4, that pursuant to the City Charter, a process has been launched to recruit the next permanent City Manager.

The Current are developing the Berkley Riverfront in partnership with Port KC, Chicago-based Marquee Development and Palmer Square Real Estate Management, which Chris and Angie Long also own.

Election Day is Tuesday, April 8 for the Kansas City school and special election and other Missouri elections. Polling ...

ISTANBUL—Thousands of people gathered at Istanbul’s city hall for a second night Thursday to rally against the arrest of the city’s mayor, which many see as a politically driven attempt to ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor Quinton Lucas met with community leaders and immigrants living in the Kansas City area on Friday morning. The discussion focused on issues ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Mayor Erin Mendenhall pushed back on what she called the Utah State Legislature's efforts to "control" Salt Lake City and its residents. "This year brought about sort of an ...

Kansas City Council passed its largest budget ever Thursday, with more money for police and a possible last-minute plan to keep buses running. The Kansas City Council passed a $2.5 billion budget ...

WASHINGTON SQUARE—Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall said Friday that city attorneys and financial analysts are still working through the unfunded mandates and new expenses imposed on the capital ...

Kansas City Council on Thursday approved its largest budget ever — $2.5 billion — for the upcoming fiscal year. It will fund raises for police officers and 911 call takers, improve streets and ...

On this week’s episode of Women Speak — a segment on Northeast Newscast — hosts Northeast News Editor-in-Chief, Julia Williams and former Missouri House Representative for District 19 Ingrid Burnett ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - On Thursday, Mayor Quinton Lucas and the Kansas City City Council voted unanimously to suspend City Manager Brian Platt indefinitely, extending his original suspension.

SAN FRANCISCO — Tech CEOs and industry titans were among San Francisco’s most-vocal naysayers over the city’s pandemic-era decline, marked by trash-and-tent strewn streets and a deserted ...