Parkville
Customer says he was harmed by officer at Argosy
False imprisonment also alleged A 65-year-old man has filed civil suit alleging he was hospitalized after an incident at Argosy...
Read moreStorm water topic of Thousand Oaks lawsuit
Multiple Parkville residents are suing the Thousand Oaks Homes Association for alleged damages to their property that stem from the...
Read moreAmenities going in at Platte Landing Park
Crewmen were busy at work moving dirt and adding shelters at Platte Landing Park in downtown Parkville this week. The...
Read moreDetails of county’s business grant program still in the air
Auditor: 'Right now we are wrapping our heads around nothing' Details of a grant program the Platte County Commission wants...
Read moreDetails of county’s business grant program still in the air
Auditor: 'Right now we are wrapping our heads around nothing' Details of a grant program the Platte County Commission wants...
Read moreSchool’s grab-and-go meals are for all
During a videoconference of the school board meeting on May 28, Nicole Kirby, director of communication for Park Hill, announced...
Read moreAttorney: Continued hiding of public records ‘not unusual’
Sunshine lawsuit vs. Parkville in discovery phase A Kansas City attorney who specializes in violations of Missouri's Sunshine Law said...
Read moreWhat will the next school year look like?
Park Hill making plans for summer and beyond With the start of the 2020-2021 school year nearly three months out,...
Read moreTeachers getting 2.4% pay increase at Park Hill
Similar increase in benefits The Park Hill School Board has approved an average 2.4 percent increase in compensation and a...
Read moreStrait gets life sentence for killing ex-husband
Commisano was shot to death on his living room floor A Platte County woman who murdered her ex-husband over a...
Read moreQuestions still abound about summer school
Will it be in-person or distance learning? At a meeting on Thursday, May 14, Superintendent Dr. Jeanette Cowherd updated the...
Read moreCarter wants to run as write-in at Parkville
Pursuing legal action to seek ward three alderman spot Dr. John Carter has announced he wants to be a write...
Read moreParkville City Hall to reopen
On Tuesday, May 26 Effective Tuesday, May 26, the lobby areas of City Hall will reopen to the public between...
Read moreRancho Grande warned by health department
City of Parkville approved the event with an additional endorsement from Parkville Mayor Nan Johnston. The Platte County Health Department...
Read moreYMCA locations will reopen on Monday
Select YMCA locations--including the two in Platte County-- will officially reopen with some restrictions on Monday, May 18 after a...
Read moreFarmers Market drive-thru style
Parkville Farmers' Market opened Saturday in downtown Parkville, with a unique set-up to comply with social distancing standards. A one-way...
Read morePolice say Parkville man violated order of protection
Police say they uncovered a Parkville man's stash of methamphetamine while responding to a 9-1-1 call on a suspicious man...
Read moreMeals for medical workers
Members of the Sons of the American Legion Post 318 of Parkville took some time to deliver meals to the...
Read moreCity of Parkville accused of eight violations of sunshine law
A lawsuit alleging the City of Parkville has violated the Missouri Sunshine Law on eight occasions has been filed in...
Read moreMEC says Parkville Mayor Nan Johnston broke campaign finance laws
Parkville Mayor Nan Johnston and her election committee are guilty of violating ethics laws dealing with campaign finances, the Missouri...
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