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Royals season ticket holders participate in select-a-seat event
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - This week, the Kansas City Royals invited season ticket holders out to Kauffman Stadium to select their seats for the 2025 season. “This is our select-a-seat event, where we invite our season ticket holders to come out, look at new seats, we also have some food and gifts,” said Kayla Shively, the Royals Senior Director of Ticket Sales & Service. “We try to make it a really fun experience for everyone who comes out.”
National Institute for Animal Agriculture Welcomes New Antibiotics Council Co-Chairs
Kansas City, Mo. (August 26, 2024) – National Institute of Animal Agriculture recently welcomed two new co-chairs to the Antibiotics Council: Dr. Heather Fowler from the National Pork Board and Dr. Alexandra Medley from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. Since NIAA’s inception in 1916, its mission has...
Challenges and Opportunities In Latest KC Ballpark Proposal
If there's one thing I know, the Kansas City Royals have done a horrible job convincing anyone that they need a new stadium—well, almost everyone. Kansas politicians are on board with a new stadium, as long as it's on the Kansas side. That said, it hasn't stopped the Royals from pursuing those plans or a few Kansas City area developers from sharing everything from potential ballpark sites to renderings of how a new Royals Stadium might look. Yet the latest idea, the Royals making their home in Kansas City's Washington Square Park, might have legs.
Joe’s Blog: 2 cold fronts coming for KC (THU-8/29)
It’s going to be a hot and humid day in the area today… after a few days well into the 90s today will again be into the lower to mid-90s in the region. Dew points are high but not aggressively so, so the heat index will be near 100° later this afternoon.
Chiefs Boost Backfield With Addition Of AFC West Rival
The Kansas City Chiefs running back room just got even more crowded. Veteran ball carrier Samaje Perine inked a deal with the Chiefs on Wednesday, per Mike Garafolo on X. The former Cincinnati Bengals RB will remain in the AFC West after previously battling the Chiefs for four seasons (2019-2022). ...
Chiefs cut ties with former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback
The Kansas City Chiefs released former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Chris Oladokun in their cuts to 53 players on Tuesday. Oladokun has won two Super Bowls with the team and could be a candidate to return to the Chiefs’ practice squad. Oladokun, the Steelers’ 2022 seventh-round pick, did not even...
Gauchos Score Three Again to Beat Roos
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The No. 24 UC Santa Barbara Men's Soccer team put their clinical attack and fearless defense on display again Thursday night, scoring two early goals, adding a third late and blocking shot after shot to earn a 3-0 win over Kansas City in Kansas City. Alexis Ledoux was in the middle of all things good in attack again for the Gauchos, assisting the opening goal and scoring the clincher. David Mitnzer earned his first career shutout, thanks in large part to the center backs in front of him, who were seemingly always in the right place at the right time to fend off the Roos' attack.
$250K node grant expected to fund AI upgrade at KCSourceLink, part-time navigators for PHKC, Square One, The Toolbox
A hefty new grant is expected to build upon a community collaboration’s framework to help small businesses start and grow over the next five to 10 years in the Kansas City area. The goal: better access to diverse resources for local entrepreneurs. The Missouri Technology Corporation (MTC) earlier this month announced a $250,000 regional node The post $250K node grant expected to fund AI upgrade at KCSourceLink, part-time navigators for PHKC, Square One, The Toolbox appeared first on Startland News.
Stressed out by FAFSA? Here are tips from a Missouri financial aid expert
An overhaul of the federal form that serves as a gateway for most financial aid on college campuses created significant headaches for families last year. The headaches aren't over — a two-month delay to access the 2025-26 form has already been announced — but an expert from the Missouri College and Career Attainment Network, or MOCAN, said there is reason for optimism. ...
Kansas City saved energy by switching to LED streetlights. But it has bigger climate issues
Mahmoud Hadjian has spent three decades working with Kansas City’s Public Works Department, most recently as the manager of the city's street light program. In that role, he recently helped oversee the city’s transition to Light Emitting Diode or LED street lights. “We started a gateway project with...
JuJu Smith-Schuster is uncertain what to expect in second go-around with Chiefs
Someone sounds happy to be back in Kansas City. As JuJu Smith-Schuster took to the podium to answer questions from reporters at Arrowhead Stadium, the veteran receiver was clearly glad to be a member of the Kansas City Chiefs once more, having signed again with the team that employed him straight through Super Bowl LVII in the 2022 season.
Football fans will soon have a safer and easier drive as MoDOT prepares to expand I-70
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A multibillion-dollar project to widen Interstate 70 across Missouri and improve safety is underway. In the St. Louis region the section from Wentzville to Warrenton will begin construction summer 2025. But right now contractors are bidding on the project and coming up with...
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