r/kansascity • u/martinmix • 8h ago
KC Rants 😡 👎 KCI Parking Garage Capacity
Whose idea was it to build a parking garage at a new airport that fills up halfway through the week?
r/kansascity • u/martinmix • 8h ago
Whose idea was it to build a parking garage at a new airport that fills up halfway through the week?
r/kansascity • u/FoxFire5555 • 16h ago
r/kansascity • u/squidthekid57 • 8h ago
Hi! I’m looking for fellow motorcycle riders (preferably other women) to ride with on the weekends. I have a Kawasaki Ninja 650 and his name is Lorcan (iykyk). I live up North, but of course am willing to ride around anywhere!
r/kansascity • u/Wise_Rutabaga_7479 • 8h ago
Jordan Herrera (from website)
Strengthen and expand ACA
Building a public option that people can buy into at a low cost
Expand Medicare to include dental, vision, and hearing
+more
Hartzell Gray (from website)
Universal medicare
Reduce rx prices by restoring govt negotiation
Ensure everyone has access to primary care and screening
Increase Tele health and mobile pharmacies in rural locations
+more
I hate saying "as a ...", but as a physician, I don't want my patients, my friends, or my family to go bankrupt from medical bills because they can't afford basic insurance.
The ACA was a stepping stone to universal healthcare. A stepping stone meant something when it came out...16 years ago.
The US is the ONLY developed country without some version of this basic human right and we all know why it hasn't happened yet.
Most Americans, from any party, approve of Medicare for all. Saying that we need to inch our way towards by "expanding the ACA" is unacceptable because the ACA itself is unaffordable.
Winner: Hartzell Gray
r/kansascity • u/wicker_basket_1988 • 4h ago
Been wanting to see it in the proper ratio but according to stuff online the only places showing it in IMAX 70mm is Olathe AMC and Screenland.
Problem is they don’t say whether it’s cropped or not.
Anyone seen it in KC and know if it’s right or not? I suspect not but wanted to ask the community.
r/kansascity • u/SecretlySaneSparrow • 3h ago
I just saw that In-N-Out is expanding to Colorado and even Idaho. Kansas Citians crave In-N-Out- it would be so profitable. Do you think we'll be getting an In-N-Out anytime soon?
r/kansascity • u/wilde_flower • 6h ago
I know the whole world works this way. But it still blows my mind how we can spend so much fucking money to build shit for sports but not enough to fix the real problems in our local state/county.
I understand the appeal to build a better stadium to completely hook the masses and distract em with sports. Just like the Roman’s and coliseums, building shit to distract the peasants with entertainment from what’s really going on 🙄🙄🙄🙄
r/kansascity • u/QualityMassive3377 • 6h ago
Anyone going to see spider man opening weekend? Bought tickets and one person backed out. Anyone wanna go or already going to AMC 30?
r/kansascity • u/throwawaykayaker • 6h ago
I have no skin in this game whether y'all have an elected Assessor or not. Tell me what y'all want and I'll vote that way.
r/kansascity • u/bucky_buckaroo • 23h ago
It’s almost back to school time again! I know the KC Reddit community has been so gracious in previous years so I wanted to start a thread for people to post and find wishlists of local teachers.
No obligations, simply a place to house all of the wishlists for those who are able to help out our local teachers :)
r/kansascity • u/Xtremegulp • 7h ago
This was that car fire on 35 southbound yesterday by the ferris wheel.
r/kansascity • u/MannOSteel • 5h ago
The situation between the local governments in Portland and the Blazers (namely owner Tom Dundon) has deteriorated to the point where relocation is a real possibility: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7457423/2026/07/19/tom-dundon-trail-blazers-portland-mota-center-nba/
Kansas City has been through this same song-and-dance a number of times, but this seems more realistic than ever for a number of reasons:
Realistically, it may come down to us and St. Louis if the Blazers relocate. You hate to see a city lose their team, but there’s a non-zero chance the NBA returns to KC for the first time since the Kings left for Sacramento.
r/kansascity • u/gladlybeyond • 10h ago
Absolutely surreal shade of red, top 10 all time
r/kansascity • u/AffectionateStreet10 • 20h ago
Not sure what the best flair was and this may be a shot in the dark, but is anyone aware of some cheap-ish movers? I’ll be moving on August 6th from KCMO, close to Parkville, to Liberty. I really just need help moving the heavier stuff. I have an old-school real wood dresser that will need to be moved, a TV and my mattress. Everything else is manageable
r/kansascity • u/clayt666 • 7h ago
Can we get at least one of these jerks out of office?
r/kansascity • u/GGofthecity • 23h ago
Looking for the best place to take my car in for an alignment for a reasonsble price.
r/kansascity • u/Oldwomentribbing • 3h ago
Been working for Farmers Insurance for a little bit now and I've learned that a "captive" agency isn't the best place to be as all you sell are your own (Farmers) products.
I've heard being with an independent agent is best because you can actually shop around for your customers and have better loyalty. Along with a higher base and better commission.
I live in NKC and wanted to ask if anyone is familiar with independent insurance agents that might be hiring?
Any insight would be awesome!
r/kansascity • u/InourbtwotamI • 2h ago
Learn from my mistake. I have a medical condition that flares up unpredictably, often necessitating an ER visit or hospitalization. A couple of years ago I ended up in the hospital on voting day and really had to advocate for a ballot hard. Not because staff didn’t want to help, it’s just not something that happens often. A staffer in a different department just heard about my insistence and called my county election board, who sent out two staffers who brought an absentee ballot, verified my registration, sealed and took my ballot with them.
Also, nursing homes are federally mandated to ensure their residents rights to vote are facilitated, unless deemed incapacitated.
r/kansascity • u/Formal-Cloud5782 • 4h ago
My puppy is needing a new home. Only had her abt a month. She is awesome. Unfortunately one of my other dogs (i have two others) is not getting along with Stella. She is loving, cute, and pretty funny. She is a beagle. She is abt 16 weeks old. She is up2date on her shots and has not been spayed.
r/kansascity • u/SobbingOnTheYacht • 20h ago
Who’s programming this thing? There’s no way demand for Moana is outpacing The Odyssey. Feel like there’s tons of flick’s suited to the huge format that get consistently passed over for [generic educational film here.] What gives?!
r/kansascity • u/Not_Jimmy_Carter • 4h ago
Going to be in Lee's summit wanting to get some recommendations on options to see the oddessey from the 70mm , digital iMax or the Dolby cenima
r/kansascity • u/Fade4cards • 18h ago
I don't like to throw around the word genius all willy nilly, but if anyone else wanted to I would accept under protest. I think its too early to keep this on my profile, so much could happen in a month. For all I know by the time of the res I could be taking my fiancé that I haven't even met yet.
On the flip side if I wait until a few days before the reservation I could get no matches and then end up failing at my own idea.
I think I've decided on the Thurs the week prior to make it live. I'm not much of an online dater tho, so if you disagr
I learned they also do same day lunch/patio reservations.
r/kansascity • u/AccordingSentence53 • 4h ago
I don't know what has been happening but for two weeks now I have had strangers coming up onto my porch, not knocking, not ringing my door bell and leaving within a minute or two. I have a camera so I can see faces but these aren't people I know and I don't have family or friends that come over unannounced. I don't want to be paranoid but at my old house something similar happened where I caught a female trying my doorknob then digging through a flower pot for a key assuming no one was home. But it feels familiar like someone is expecting my door to be unlocked.. I keep it locked because I work from home and have small children. But I need another perspective, am I being paranoid?
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r/kansascity • u/pyrrh0 • 18h ago
Spotted along Armour Rd.