From The Examiner during the week of Oct. 13 to 18, 1975: ...

Blue Springs South football players celebrate their 35-7 win over rival Blue Springs by taking a team photo on the field.

Kellie Harper, back in her element. Missouri’s first-year women’s basketball coach spent Wednesday afternoon in familiar territory.

Enchanted Forest, the family friendly Halloween event at George Owens Nature Park in Independence that has run more than ...

From imagination in the spring to unveiling Oct. 7 during Blue Springs police’s National Night Out community event, students from Blue Springs and Blue Springs South high schools designed and painted ...

Grain Valley freshman Evelynn Hay made quite a debut at the Suburban White Conference Championship cross country meet.

Ken Garten Legal perspectives Tomorrow we celebrate the life of one of my all time heroes. It was just more than 40 years ago, ...

I’ve been tricked, and it’s not even Halloween yet.

By Bill AlthausSpecial to The Examiner Jack’s back! And so are 13 of his teammates from last year’s Kansas City Mavericks ...

Blue Springs South's Jameson Beaulieu (22) is congratulated by teammates after scoring a goal on a bicycle kick in Thursday's game against rival Blue Springs. The Jaguars scored three second-half ...

On Tuesday, Anna Cole’s Blue Springs High School softball team played at Truman, and the Patriots thumped them 8-3 to win the last game of the regular season. The script was turned Thursday night.

By Jeff Fox [email protected] Jackson County is working to place a cap on this year’s increases on commercial property assessments, a move county officials say… Login to continue reading Login Sig ...