Cities around the metro have dropoff sites available where these trees can be discarded or recycled for free or a small fee.
Dozens of sites around the Kansas City metro have opened to accept unwanted and used natural decorations to give them new life after the holidays.
The Missouri Lottery says someone bought a $1 million winning ticket at Cosentino’s Market in Brookside on W. 62nd Terrace in ...
A $1 million Mega Millions ticket was sold in Kansas City, marking the second big win in the area during this jackpot run.
The winner has until June 22 to present their winning ticket at a Missouri Lottery office. This is the second $1 million Mega Millions prize that has been won in Kansas City during this jackpot run.
The Mid-America Regional Council put together a list of holiday tree and greenery drop off sites due to the fact that yard waste is banned in Missouri landfills and discouraged in Kansas landfills.
Most waste management companies consider natural Christmas trees to be yard waste, which is illegal to put in landfills in ...
A Kansas City superfan’s Christmas tree showcases 40 years of Chiefs history, family memories and holiday cheer.
An unruly passenger on a flight bound for Las Vegas forced travelers to land in Kansas City as they waited for more than two ...
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