In the wake of a computer upgrade that has created a headache for DMV customers across Kansas, 41 Action News uncovered documents surrounding the multi-million dollar contract.
State records show that despite a lengthy delay in the implementation of…
A 41 Action News investigation revealed some parking offenders in Kansas City racked up 30, 40 or even 80 tickets worth of unpaid fines. Now, Kansas City police say they will receive a monthly list of the top scofflaws to help with a more aggressive…
Legislative documents show a pattern of delays related to the current statewide upgrade of the Kansas Department of Revenue, Division of Motor Vehicles' online system.
A 41 Action News investigation found there are dozens of Kansas City parking scofflaws who have let their tickets stack up for years and also revealed a huge glitch in the city’s new paperless technology.
A KC landowner had his property tax bill chopped from thousands of dollars per year down to pocket change. But in a 41 Action News investigation, critics warn the outcome of the court case could come at a big cost to school districts and taxpayers.
Kansas City Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Stephen Green announced the District is terminating a controversial contract for an estimated $32 million project.
Bannister Complex Investigation
Congressman Emanuel Cleaver told workers at the Bannister Federal Complex there are no Superfund sites located there, despite the 2.5-year 41 Action News investigation into the Bannister Federal Complex on Superfund sites, deaths, and toxins.
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Ryan Kath is an award-winning investigative reporter for 41 Action News. He joined the I-team in September, 2010 after working for four years as a multimedia journalist at the station.
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He had friends and family over for barbecues on holidays. His neighbors described him as quiet and smiling. But Pedro Hernandez, 51, was apparently living with a terrible secret for 33 years.
Thirty-three years to the day after Etan Patz disappeared, a suspect will finally appear in a New York courtroom to hear criminal charges in the boy's abduction and death.