Independence, MO News

• Independence, MO News
• Movements of Peace
• Back to School for Independence - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Celebrate July 4th In Independence
• Conference With Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter
• CSL breaks ground on new headquarters
• City address landfill questions
• Independence police sales tax needs more discussion
• Sugar Creek approves use of speeder cameras
• Grain Valley delays decision on signs
• Stewart's career of service remembered
• Troop 362 installs six new Eagles
• No cases of salmonella sickening in Missouri
• Van Horn grad ready to play against Parkinson's
• Local ACT scores rise slightly
• ICED now iN with new park, identity
• Changes made in D.A.R.E. program
• Former mayor Stewart dies
• Update on the death of Mayor Ron Stewart
• IPD helps capture escaped inmate
• Air quality good at Nowlin Middle School
• Latest robbery unrelated
• Budget decrease could mean job cuts in Blue Springs
• Oak Grove High School mourns loss of former student
• Blue Springs native ‘humbled’ by appointment
• Crash in Blue Springs injures Oak Grove woman
• New business park to be constructed in eastern Independence
• New leadership, headquarters for CSL
• Oak Grove deals with death of another student
• Just Between Friends Consignment Sale approaching
• High-speed chase suspect arraigned
• Screwdriver robbery latest in string
• County executive promotes commuter rail plan
• Oak Grove teenager dies from carbon monoxide poisoning
• Small boats now allowed on Lake Remembrance
• Clock is ticking on Independence police sales tax
• Independence alters expectations for northwest redevelopment
• Independence chase leads to arrest
• Severe weather could lead to federal aid
• Foreign national leads police on high speed chase in Blue Springs
• LED sign to be up at Events Center by Oct. 1
• City council delay trash study
• Purchase of new Grain Valley band uniforms approved
• O’Neil honors for Haney
• Pioneer finally gets tombstone
• August Academy of Arts winners
• Significant changes for nine of 17 active TIF districts
• Grandfather pulls gun on would-be robbers
• Suspect sought in Casey's, CVS robberies
• A long time coming: Boldridge gets his tombstone
• Condensation problems affect ceiling tiles at Nowlin Middle
• Injury accident on U.S. 40
• Police respond to suicide report
• Salvation Army still accepting school supply donations
• Team Missouri is the one to beat
• Father-son hiking team closes in on finish
• Boy shooter could be tried as adult
• Man enters plea in ’09 police shootout
• Local car dealership being sold
• Still time to sign up for Fall Fun Fest
• Newsweek names Grain Valley to list of nation's best high schools
• Local couple lives, loves, writes together
• Cemetery's only black pioneer honored
• Authorities capture Sugar Creek man who fled into wooded area
• Federal suspects sought in Secret Service assault
• Local AmeriCorps volunteer finds calling in serving others
• Manhunt ends for Sugar Creek fugitive
• Jackson County warrant sweep nets 51 arrests
• Adams Dairy Landing contractor sues RED Development
• Big changes at Van Horn
• Passing of parks, stormwater sales tax makes long-term planning possible
• Englewood arts district moves forward
• Warrant sweep in Jackson County
• Amtrak to delay one train through Monday
• Man steals food, cash from convenience store
• Reverse mission trip brings Costa Ricans to Independence
• Video game console could be cause of fire
• Number of bus routes slashed in Fort Osage
• Cleaver town hall takes look at Social Security benefits
• Council approves projects for former Anderson Elementary School, Little Blue Parkway
• Little hero gets recognition for alerting family of fire
• Blue Springs School District wraps up projects
• Repairs coming to tennis courts at Rotary Park
• Retain venture approved in Grain Valley
• Blue Springs Planning Commission approves service center expansion
• Englewood puts kids in the artist's chair
• Independence shelter sponsors animal fair
• Take a trip to the Missouri State Fair
• Man wanted in kidnapping arrested in Jackson County
• Districts pleased with assessment test scores
• Mike Sanders climbs to the highest reaches
• 3-year-old honored for saving his family
• Her art gave her courage
• Wildcat Hour will give students more time to meet with teachers
• Young shooter charged in father's death
• Tax increase recommended for police, fire departments
• BSPD cracks down on drunken driving
• Law enforcement hopes to deter crime with community event
• Blue Springs will give out grants to select first-time home buyers
• EJC communities will participated in sales tax holiday this weekend
• Blue Springs woman chairs art show in Independence
• Son allegedly shoots father
• Cornerstone Community of Christ Church will help children in need
• Heat warning continues into Wednesday
• Current election results
• Jackson County incumbent unseated
• Missourians say ‘no’ to health insurance mandate
• Skelton to face Hartzler in November
• Blunt, Carnahan to face off in November
• Turk again will challenge Cleaver in November
• Graves easily wins in 6th Congressional GOP primary
• Kraus wins Republican primary for Missouri Senate
• Ira Anders wins Democratic Primary in 51st District
• Solon wins Republican nod in 55th
• County voters approve changes to charter
• Air conditioning fails at Pleasant Heights
• Independence voters approve renewal of sales taxes
• Independence man shot on Woodland Avenue in Independence
• November ballot set in 52nd District
• Wall That Heals fundraiser honors veterans with cars
• Lasater gets nod in 53rd Republican race
• St. John LaLande Catholic School marks milestone anniversary
• Man gets 15 years in child pornography case
• Meet Harry Truman on Independence Day
• Hope that changes Everything
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Santa-Cali-Gon Days Festival

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