Alexander Thomas+FollowKansas City lights up with GloWild festivalMassive glowing lanterns, walk-through sculptures, and a trip through time—GloWild is transforming the Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium into a nighttime wonderland this fall! From September 5 to December 28, you can wander a mile-long path of handcrafted art, snap photos, and even visit the Sobela Ocean Aquarium on select nights. With fall activities like pumpkin decorating and holiday lanterns with Santa later in the season, there’s something new every visit. Early bird tickets are just $18 until August 28. Who’s planning to check out this year’s Time Traveler theme? Let’s talk favorite lantern memories or what you’re most excited to see! #Travel #KansasCity #GloWild00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowHy-Vee’s new SNAP/EBT delivery makes life easierShopping for groceries online just got a lot more accessible for Kansas City families using SNAP/EBT. Hy-Vee now lets you pay with SNAP/EBT for home delivery, not just pickup. This means you can order essentials from your couch and have them brought right to your door—no extra trips or hassle. Plus, the online store now highlights which items are SNAP-eligible, making it even simpler to shop smart. Other stores like Walmart, Price Chopper, and Aldi offer similar options, but this step from Hy-Vee could be a real game-changer for many local households. What do you think—will this make your grocery runs easier? #Food #KansasCity #HyVee00Share
Mary Williams+FollowKansas City’s Bar K closes: What went wrong?Bar K, Kansas City’s beloved dog bar, shut its doors overnight, leaving members and employees reeling. For years, it was the go-to spot for dog lovers to unwind, but rising prices, fewer events, and expansion plans stretched the business thin. Many regulars noticed the vibe changing—higher membership and drink costs pushed people away, and the final blow came with no refunds for prepaid memberships. Employees found out by email and are still waiting on paychecks. With no other dog bars in town, locals are wondering: What’s next for KC’s dog-loving community? How do you feel about the sudden closure? #Food #KansasCity #BarK00Share
Nicole Washington+FollowKansas City’s new mega Ace Hardware hub is hereA half-mile-long Ace Hardware support center just opened in Kansas City, and it’s already changing the game for local jobs and fast deliveries. This 1.5-million-square-foot facility is now the city’s largest distribution center, packed with cutting-edge automation to get products to over 5,000 Ace stores nationwide—faster than ever. It’s also bringing 350+ new jobs to Platte County and has already snagged a major business award. With its prime spot near the airport and highways, this is a big win for KC’s economy and for anyone who shops at Ace. What do you think this means for our community? #Business #LocalBusiness #KansasCity00Share
dianefrank+FollowKansas City loses a favorite hangoutBar K, one of Kansas City’s most unique and pet-friendly restaurants, has closed its doors without warning. The announcement caught regulars off guard, especially since the place was always buzzing with people and pups. Rising costs, tough hiring, and ongoing construction nearby finally took their toll. It’s a real loss for the local community—Bar K wasn’t just a spot to eat, but a place where neighbors connected. The St. Louis and Oklahoma City locations are still open, but KC folks are left wondering: what’s next for our city’s food scene? Anyone else feeling the impact of these sudden closures? #Food #KansasCity #BarK00Share
Sandra Escobar+FollowBar K’s sudden closure leaves KC dog lovers stunnedBar K’s abrupt shutdown at Berkley Riverfront has left Kansas City’s dog-loving community reeling—especially since members won’t get refunds for their pricey memberships. Many folks paid up to $500 a year, only to find out by email that the doors were closing immediately due to economic struggles. While some local businesses are stepping up with discounts for former members, many feel it doesn’t make up for the lost money or the unique community Bar K created. How are you and your pups adjusting? Are these new deals enough, or does this feel like a big loss for KC’s pet scene? #News #KansasCity #BarK00Share
darrell47+FollowMahomes & Kelce bring luxury steakhouse to KCKansas City’s favorite NFL duo, Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce, are taking their teamwork off the field and into the kitchen with their new upscale steakhouse, 1587 Prime. The first sneak peek just dropped, and it’s clear they’re aiming to make this spot a must-visit for Chiefs fans and foodies alike. Imagine catching a game while sampling dishes personally picked by Mahomes and Kelce—could this become the city’s new go-to hangout? Would you try it out or stick to your usual favorites? Let’s hear your thoughts! #News #KansasCity #Mahomes243Share
Linda Price+FollowKansas City’s brewing scene is changing fastBig Rip Brewing Company is pouring its last pints this weekend, making way for new management and a fresh name. Meanwhile, Ruby Jean’s Juicery is marking 10 years of serving up healthy drinks in Kansas City. All this is happening as severe weather and flash flooding threaten to shake up our weekend plans. With so much change—both in our favorite local spots and the weather—how are you feeling about the shifts in KC’s food and drink scene? Anyone planning to stop by Big Rip for one last round or celebrate with Ruby Jean’s? #Business #KansasCity #LocalBusiness00Share
Traci Keller+FollowI-35 jam: Overpass crash causes major delaysA semi hauling a too-tall load slammed into the Vivion Road overpass on I-35 northbound this morning, spilling metal containers all over the highway. Traffic came to a standstill as crews rushed to clear the mess and remove the truck. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and officials say the bridge itself is still safe. For anyone who commutes through this stretch, it’s a reminder of how quickly your morning drive can turn upside down. How do you handle sudden traffic chaos like this? Share your tips or frustrations below! #Transportation #KansasCity #I3500Share
Bryan Grant+FollowKansas City’s giant Ace Hardware hub is hereA massive new Ace Hardware support center just opened in Kansas City, and it’s already making waves. This 1.5 million-square-foot facility—stretching half a mile long—means faster deliveries and more reliable stock for Ace stores across the Midwest. Even more exciting for locals: it’s bringing over 350 new jobs to the area and has already earned a top business award for its innovative design. With advanced automation and a prime spot near the airport and highways, this hub is set to change how quickly our neighborhood hardware stores get what they need. What do you think this means for shopping local? #Business #LocalBusiness #KansasCity00Share
