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Just outside Kansas City, a giant solar farm project is pitting neighbor against neighbor - Vimarsana News

Just outside Kansas City, a giant solar farm project is pitting neighbor against neighbor

Johnson and Douglas County approved regulations allowing the construction of what would be the largest utility-scale solar farm in Kansas. But while residents say they support green energy, there's a vocal contingent pushing back against building 2,000 acres of panels so close to their communities.

Source: kcur.org
'Pension padding' could cost Independence taxpayers 'tens of millions' - Vimarsana News

'Pension padding' could cost Independence taxpayers 'tens of millions'

City staff members who pad their pensions by working overtime are costing taxpayers potentially "tens of millions" of dollars. The I-team explains.

Source: kshb.com
Independence, Missouri Police Department overtime investigation findings - Vimarsana News

Independence, Missouri Police Department overtime investigation findings

14-month renovation at police headquarters caps more than two decades of no-bid construction projects by police employees, special counsel finds

Source: kmbc.com
Experts explain how to save on electricity during extreme heat - Vimarsana News

Experts explain how to save on electricity during extreme heat

As high temperatures continue to hit the Kansas City area, experts are offering tips to save on your energy bill.

Source: kshb.com
Missouri's lower-income communities are getting left out of the push for electric vehicles - Vimarsana News

Missouri's lower-income communities are getting left out of the push for electric vehicles

Missouri ranks seventh in the nation for electric vehicle use. But around Kansas City, public chargers are most often found west of Troost Avenue, which for decades has represented the city's economic and racial dividing line.

Source: kcur.org