Kansas City Midweeek News Link Pool



Quick look at pop culture advice on how to best show some skin before it's too late . . .

Saw1st: Kimberley Garner in Bikini Photoshoot for Monroe Swimwear 2019

Elle: Is Your Swimsuit Hurting the Ocean?

WMag: The Cheekiest Celebrity Swimsuit Thirst Traps of Summer 2019

Closer to home, here are just a few of the more important news links we're watching tonight . . .

Fight For Kansas City History

Multiple historic metro buildings and neighborhoods added to endangered list

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Kansas City is home to countless old buildings, but some of them are in rough shape. Historic Kansas City recently released its 2019 most endangered list. Buildings and even entire neighborhoods made the list. Some buildings on the list are slated for demolition.


KCFD Good Deeds Cont'd

Firefighters raise funds for MDA this Labor Day weekend

This Labor Day weekend, over 1,200 firefighters will be collecting donations at busy intersections across the KC metro area for this year's Fill the Boot Labor Day Boot Block to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). All the money raised during this year's event will help fund patient's needs in and around the Kansas City Metro area.


KCMO Rolling With Freebies

Kansas City Considers Doing Away with Transit Fares Citywide

Could Kansas City Become the First Major US City with Totally Free Public Transit? It costs only $3 a day to "RideKC" buses to and from work. A monthly pass good for riding anywhere in Kansas City, Mo., and its neighboring communities in Missouri and Kansas costs $50.


Midtown Hipster Clean-up

Mid Coast Modern founder joins Westport bar scene with sudsy, eco-friendly concept

Matt Bramlette bathes in the wordplay of it all. His new venture in Kansas City's quirky Westport entertainment district - known for its shops, restaurants and bars - floats a clean business prop: bars of soap with a low carbon footprint. Hence, "Soap Bar."


Feeding Kansas City Youngsters

Harvesters Kids Cafe working to alleviate childhood hunger

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - In the Kansas City metro area, more than 350,000 people are considered food insecure. Harvesters said nearly 25 percent are children not knowing where their next meal is coming from. Over the summer, the Kansas City Youth Ambassadors program was ensuring 150 children would eat breakfast and lunch, with the help of Harvesters Kids Cafe.


Local Web Journalism

Seeing more spiders in Kansas City? You can probably blame the weather

KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -- If you're not a fan of spiders, this might not be one of your favorite summers. Experts say spider populations are up in Kansas City. Scientists say it's all to do with weather. In the past two summers, the Kansas City area had more rain than previous years.


Kansas City Fanboy Bears All!!!

This Royals fan's $1 billion bear suit could make him the team's next owner

KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -- You can find a million and one things scavenging the posts on Facebook Marketplace. Everything from antiques, cameras, furniture, cars and even a Patrick Mahomes jersey. But, every now and then you come across an item you just have to inquire about, like a bear suit.


And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .

Comments

  1. Could Kansas City Become the First Major US City with Totally Free Public Transit?


    Right and guess who is paying for this politically motivated - "wow aren't we raising the consciousness of the world" money loser.

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  2. Multiple historic metro buildings and neighborhoods added to endangered list


    They will be destroyed and replaced with some suburban style cheap to build box monstrosity.

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  3. Harvesters Kids Cafe working to alleviate childhood hunger


    Yet the assessment department has pretty much given them their "get lost your evicted" notices..

    Sincerely,

    Wickham James, Frank White, Gail Beatty, and all our friends in the Real Estate and Building Industry.

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  4. Firefighters raising funds for MDA we're not on Raytown assualting women.

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  5. The firefighters should be raising money for brain injuries and head trauma. Bad business in Raytown,

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  6. The endangered buildings are endangered because of the crime in the city and also because there are some neighbors in the area mainly Hyde Park that make it a point to run people off when they have helped the neighborhood by restoring those homes. Some of that gang over there have really hurt the city and are very nasty about anyone trying to help the community. Really sad.

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  7. If transit becomes free then I will dump this big assed Hyde park house for a loss and be rid of this asshole town once and for all and the east of Troost folks can foot the tax bill! This town is corrupt to the nth degree,

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