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A guide to Kansas City's hundreds of fountains, from the famous to the obscure | KCUR

Kansas City is known as the "City of Fountains," and it's earned the name — with more than any city other than Rome. From opulent displays to more simple spouts, these water features beautify our environment and connect us to the Kansas City of the past.

Q39 barbecue featured at 2023 NFL Draft in Kansas City

Kid-friendly activities at 2023 NFL Draft in Kansas City

Principals named for Liberty Memorial Central Middle School, Prairie Park Elementary

The Lawrence school district on Friday announced Jennifer Schmitt as the new principal of Liberty Memorial Central Middle School, and Jason Townsend will become permanent principal of Prairie Park Elementary School, where he has served in the interim role this year.

What you need to know about the 2023 NFL Draft in Kansas City

Kansas City is down to the final details of its ambitious effort to host this year’s NFL Draft, an event that is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors to its main downtown site and …

Roads, streets closed at Union Station in KC for NFL Draft

Kansas City park was spruced up for NFL Draft Experience

What is the NFL Draft Theater? How to picks in Kansas City

March 30: Missouri River Flooding in 1929 (Part 2)

In March 1929, as ice broke up in the Missouri River, local federal meteorologist O. W. Roberts watched, issued advisements, and recorded what was going on. He wrote: “As long as there is ice on the Missouri river, there is danger of a flood.” Many others also watched the river. The Bismarck Tribune commented the “banks of the river between Bismarck and Mandan were crowded with spectators.” They watched huge logs in the river and reported seeing muskrats riding downstream on cakes of ice.

March 28: Missouri River Flooding in 1929 (Part One)

In March of 1929, ice on the Missouri River began to break up early. Some of the ice flowed free, but some piled up in ice gorges, blocking the waterflow. The threat of flooding loomed. One large ice gorge formed at Huff, 18 miles south of Bismarck. The jam was 25 to 30 miles long — solid, and stuck.