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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 moreKC facility testing a COVID-19 vaccine
A Kansas City research facility is on the front lines of testing a vaccine to prevent COVID-19 and is one...
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 moreCharged with DWI in fatal wrong-way crash
Prosecutors charged 25-year-old Samuelle Bohannon with driving while intoxicated, claiming he drove on the wrong side of the highway, hit...
Read moreRevamped Riverside park will reopen
EH Young Riverfront Park is set to have a ribbon-cutting and re-opening event on Saturday, June 13 at 10 a.m....
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 moreWhat’s going in along I-29?
In recent weeks The Landmark has received several questions to the effect of: What's that large structure going in to...
Read moreNew oversight measures for KC police
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas last week announced several new oversight measures for the Kansas City Police Department, all of...
Read moreYouth hurt in rollover crash on I-29
A minor was hospitalized after the vehicle he was traveling in left the roadway and overturned. The single-vehicle accident occurred...
Read moreWork set on Hwy. 9 and Prairie View
The Missouri Department of Transportation is set to begin a sizeable resurfacing project on Hwy. 9 and Prairie View Rd....
Read moreBridge demolition set on I-29 at Tracy
Demolition of the bridge that spans Interstate 29 at the Tracy exit will soon begin. The Missouri Department of Transportation...
Read moreThe mayor ‘nose’ best
Free testing for COVID-19 was offered Monday and Tuesday at the Platte City Middle School parking lot. On Wednesday it...
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 moreIn-person summer school set at Platte County R-3
Weekdays beginning July 6 With guidance from the Platte County Health Department and the Missouri Department of Secondary and Elementary...
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 moreFree COVID-19 testing site in Platte County
The Platte County Health Department announces that the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS), in partnership with the...
Read moreCrime bill awaits governor’s signature
A comprehensive package of anti-crime legislation sponsored by State Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer, R-Parkville, was approved by the Missouri General Assembly...
Read morePaolillo edges Sharp in race for mayor
Rita Rhoads ousted at Tracy Platte City's next mayor will be a man who has served as an alderman and...
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...
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