Inside Fritz’s Chili, where you can build your own bowls
Fritz's Chili, located at 75th St. and Metcalf in Overland Park, has been serving chili to Kansas City for more than five decades, starting as Dixon's Chili. The restaurant will close its doors on August 24, 2018.
Jeff Brewer’s son Micheal Brewer and another man, Keith Wasmer, went missing last week. Families of both men waited near Longview Lake as police investigated two bodies found there.
Politicians often grumble about journalists. But President Donald Trump has upped the ante to a level unprecedented in modern times. No, the press is not the "enemy of the American people."
KC Mayor Sly James held a press conference Aug. 15 to address the city school district's decision to oppose putting his pre-K sales tax initiative on the November ballot.
Verbal uppercuts on the media have defined how the Trump administration reacts to criticism. Defending your boss is nothing new. But the way they do it is.
Republican candidate for Kansas governor Kris Kobach spoke shortly after the primary election results from Johnson County were certified. Kobach said the trend appears to be in his favor, and he called for party unity.
Kansas Governor Jeff Colyer announced his concession Tuesday night after he failed to narrow the gap with Kobach when provisional ballots in Johnson County were tallied.
A fatal four vehicle accident closed I-435 in both directions between 87th Street and Shawnee Mission Parkway in Lenexa. Northbound traffic was being forced to exit at 87th St., causing major back-ups.
The chair of the Missouri Democratic Party, along with local candidates for the Missouri legislature, on Tuesday called on Republicans to to disclose their intentions on right-to-work legislation.
A Board of Immigration Appeals' ruling means that Lawrence, Kansas chemist Syed Jamal is no longer faced with imminent removal from the United States. His case will now be heard by an immigration court in Kansas City.
