Information from the KCATA shows the money that may be allocated from the city is $4.5 million less than what is needed.

The six-month plan would fully fund the transit agency while it seeks funding from other places and demands more ...

According to documents obtained by KCUR, the agency plans to cut nearly half of its routes, drastically reduce weekend service and pare down its operating hours. It will also lay off about 170 workers ...

On Thursday, it was announced that the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) will be laying off bus drivers and ...

The KCATA's Board of Commissioners voted Wednesday to move forward with a plan that will reduce service frequency and lay off ...

If it can’t make up for a deficit of $20 million to $30 million, substantial service cuts and devastating layoffs could ...

The Kansas City Council passed a $2.5 billion budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, its largest ever. The police department ...

A $30 million budget shortfall at the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) could result in sweeping changes to ...

Kansas City yet to decide on additional bus & IRIS funding, transit users continue to speak out The nonpartisan advert ...

Kansas City, Missouri, passed its $2.5 billion budget, but it's unclear how long the Kansas City Area Transit Authority ...

"Kansas City is under-resourced. We've funded our enforcement efforts, but we've failed to suffiecently fund our lack of ...

On Thursday, it was announced that the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) will be laying off bus drivers and ...