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“No Tax on Tips”… With Footnotes, Fine Print, and a Stack of Paperwork

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Attempted Burglary in Apartments off North Hickory.

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Gladstone Theatre in the Park Announces Summer Shows, Auditions

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Tapped Out Eats Brings Gourmet Flavor to KC Quick In Gladstone

A new kitchen is drawing attention inside the KC Quick convenience store at 5810 NE Antioch Road in Kansas City’s Northland. And it’s not your typical gas station fare. Tapped Out Eats has officially opened inside KC Quick, serving what customers are calling “gourmet gas station food” with a made-from-scratch touch. The kitchen operates 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday , and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays , offering breakfast and lunch options that go beyond roller grills and heat lamps. One standout item is the cheeseburger — made with fresh butcher shop beef and topped with house-made bacon jam. The burger is described as “huge and deliciously messy,” delivering a full diner-style experience from inside a neighborhood convenience store. Breakfast has also become a draw. A large breakfast burrito, priced at $7, comes loaded and finished with a homemade chipotle sauce. Customers say the portion size and flavor rival many traditional breakfast spots across the Northland...

!Go Chicken Go! New KC North Location!

In a move that has foodies across Kansas City clucking with excitement, cult favorite restaurant Go Chicken Go has announced that it will be opening a new 6th location in the Northland, next to the new Whataburger off Barry Rd and I-169 with a tentative opening planned for in January 2024. There are also plans for a location at Vivion Rd and North Oak Trafficway.

Hayes Hamburgers: A Slice of Nostalgia Struggling to Stay Open

Kansas City, MO — For nearly 70 years, Hayes Hamburgers at Antioch and Vivion Rd has been a blast of Kansas City past, serving up crisp burgers and nostalgia in equal measure, right down to it's refusal to get with the times and accept Plastic, operating as a cash-only business. Opened in 1955, this classic diner was once a beacon for late-night cravings, its neon sign glowing 24/7 over bustling counters and sizzling grills. But the era of round-the-clock service is now a fond memory, as the beloved eatery struggles to stay afloat amidst staffing shortages and an uncertain future. Like many small businesses, Hayes was hit hard by the pandemic. Once renowned for its reliability, the diner’s hours have become erratic. With only three employees on staff, day shifts are a scramble, and the once-vital overnight hours have been abandoned altogether. Despite this it is still a bargain, their sliders are only $2.10. Regulars are often greeted by locked doors and handwri...

BREAKING: Gladstone ICE Raids Imagined

GLADSTONE — Panic briefly swept local timelines this weekend after a social media user posted photos of what appeared to be armed law enforcement officers knocking on doors in Gladstone, immediately identified online—without hesitation, verification, or restraint—as ICE. Within minutes, community speculation reached DEFCON 1. Screenshots were shared. Comments multiplied. Certainty was achieved. Evidence optional. The posts drew heavy attention, despite the fact that whoever allegedly runs the local ICE office has historically favored a low-key approach best described as “so quiet you’d miss it if you weren’t actively looking for something to be mad about.” Unlike the viral theatrics seen elsewhere—such as recent, highly publicized incidents in Minnesota —Kansas City–area ICE activity has traditionally been discreet. Serve a warrant. Leave. Occasionally check a restaurant kitchen. Exit through the back door. No flash. No Broadway production. For context, ICE has conducted only ...

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