Hill Brothers Construction says pressure spiked its bid

Kansas City Business Journal - Fri Nov 27

A local nonunion contractor is considering legal action against the city of Riverside for not accepting the firm's low bid on a road and bridge project.

Crash injures Platte City woman

St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO - Mon Nov 23

PLATTE COUNTY, Mo. a ' A Platte City, Mo., woman was seriously injured early Saturday when the vehicle she was driving struck a barrier off Interstate 29.

Answers Sought In Shooting Of Hunting Brothers

KCTV5 - Fri Nov 20

The family and those in the small town of Farley are hoping to find out who shot two brothers who were hunting on a gravel road Wednesday.

2 Brothers Mistakenly Shot While Hunting

The Kansas City Channel - Thu Nov 19

Two hunters were injured Wednesday in a Platte County shooting that may be a hunting accident, officials said.

Serving others on Christmas Day

Liberty Tribune - Thu Nov 19

Close to 1,000 area residents are expected to come together and share dinner this year at two sites on Christmas Day.

Metro Sees 1st Snowfall! Is It Coming Your Way?

NBC Action News - Mon Nov 16

Click Above for Links to Traffic and Other Travel Information, Important Safety Tips and a Link to the Kansas City Scout Twitter Account The first snow of the season falls in the Kansas City area Monday morning, Nov.

Reversal in Riverside Over Sewer Bill Payments

NBC Action News - Thu Nov 12

A city ordinance in Riverside, Mo. which called for the city to pay for the sewer bills of some homeowners has been repealed by the Riverside Board of Aldermen.

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Landmark - Wed Nov 11

It did not take long for now former Platte City Alderman Aaron Jung to find himself back in pubic service.

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Landmark - Wed Nov 11

Police have arrested one man and questioned another in a rash of farm equipment thefts from Platte County farms.

First-time homebuyers tax credit supported

Smithville Herald - Wed Nov 11

Facing a continued wobbly housing market, local developers and real estate professionals are lobbying Congress to help prop up sales by extending and expanding a homebuyers' tax credit.