Author: Mary Rupert

Wyandotte County can catch a free ride to the Chiefs parade

RideKC and the Unified Government Offer Free Shuttle from 47th and State Avenue.

The Unified Government and RideKC Transit will be providing a free shuttle to the KC Chiefs parade on Wednesday, Feb. 15, from 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Wyandotte County is invited to connect to the shuttle via RideKC bus routes (101, 102, 106, 113, and 116) or by driving to a designated parking lots near the transit center at 47th and State Avenue in Kansas City, Kansas.

Fans will board busses labeled “Green” to the designated parade drop-off location at 31st and Gillham. Buses will begin returning from the parade between noon-4:30 p.m. Please anticipate wait times of up to 45 minutes.

Riders are able to check the status of their bus by downloading the Transit App with the following link, https://ridekc.org/fares/transit-app.

For more information, please visit GO CHIEFS! Grab a free ride to the parade, – Unified Government.

KCKPL students will get day off Wednesday for Chiefs parade

There will be no school on Wednesday for the Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools, according to district officials.


Students will be able to attend the Chiefs’ parade at noon in Kansas City, Missouri.


The parade will start at noon at 6th and Grand, and continue to Union Station.


Dress warmly, and be aware that cell phones may not work. Pick out a location where a family may meet after the parade if they get separated.

Governor Laura Kelly has won her first bet on the Chiefs. She said she will donate to the 15 and Mahomies Foundation to children.

The Kansas Highway Patrol will tow any abandoned vehicles from the side of the highways, and will patrol the highways in Kansas.

Governor Laura Kelly has won her first bet on the Chiefs. She said she will donate to the 15 and Mahomies Foundation to children.