Once iconic features of the prairie landscape, wooden grain elevators have been vanishing over the past few decades, many lost to fire or demolished due to safety risks. One of the next to go is in ...

HORACE — An iconic Horace building is back on the market. The Metro Flood Diversion Authority, through a commercial real estate agent, has listed the Horace grain elevator for sale online. According ...

A tractor is carefully unloaded, showcasing equipment handling, safety measures, and practical techniques used on the farm during machinery setup. Najib may remain in prison until 2043 if all appeals ...

Around 9:10 p.m., first responders were called to the crash at Banks and Darke Shelby County Line roads. A Jeep was traveling north on Darke Shelby County Line Road when it hit a patch of ice, went ...

GRAIN VALLEY, Mo. — A Jackson County deputy was taken to the hospital Wednesday night following a crash. The incident was reported just after 6 p.m. at W. Ryan Road and S. Buckner Tarsney Road, just ...

The Delhi government on Wednesday approved the deployment of 32 high-capacity, modern cleaning machines to combat pollution in drains connected to the Yamuna river, Water Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh ...

The Delhi government has approved the deployment of 32 high-capacity, specialised machines to prevent untreated waste from entering the river Yamuna. Officials said all machines will be operational ...

As Kansas City prepares for the massive influx of visitors expected during the upcoming World Cup, leaders in Wyandotte County are considering temporary changes that could significantly impact short ...

GRAIN VALLEY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Jackson County deputy is in the hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a vehicle while working a crash scene. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the deputy ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Jackson County Sheriff's deputy was seriously injured when he was hit by a vehicle Wednesday evening while investigating another traffic crash in Grain Valley at Buckner Tarsney ...

USAID’s Feed the Future program purchased 1.1 million metric tons of food from U.S. farmers last fiscal year, including sorghum, corn, beans, rice and vegetable oil, for distribution to 45 million ...