The executive producer of "General Hospital" said the actress "was a beloved matriarch of the entire cast and crew."

One of General Hospital's most iconic and beloved stars, Leslie Charleson, who portrayed the character Dr. Monica Quartermaine, has died. The American actress, who hailed from Kansas City, Missouri,

She was 79. News of Charleson’s death was announced Sunday by Frank Valentini, one of the show’s producers. Former British child star dies in Los Angeles wildfire, mother says “It is with a ...

Colleagues are remembering the soap opera star for her "quick wit" and presence on set. Born in Kansas City, Missouri, in 1945, Charleson broke into show business at a young age.

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Kansas City’s most historic hotel has a new owner. As of Thursday, the 21c Museum Hotel Kansas City is The Hotel Savoy, A Tapestry Collection Hotel by Hilton.

Revitalization Unlimited said in a release that it’s committed $3.2 million to restoring the building, currently owned by 10 Broadway, LLC, with an eye toward renovations for a mix of future tenants, including restaurants, bars, catering services and entertainment venues. Developers plan an additional $3-4 million in renovations.

Leslie Charleson, famed actress, has passed away. Remembering her incredible career and the impact she had on the entertainment industry.

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The Chiefs prepare to part ways with Mike Borgonzi, a key piece of their front office, just one day before facing the Texans in the playoffs.

The Kansas City Chiefs are reportedly losing a key member of their front office to the Tennessee Titans. Per multiple reports Friday afternoon, the NFL franchise in Nashville has tapped Chiefs assistant general manager Mike Borgonzi as its next general manager.