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Kansas City Public SafetySpire working to contain natural gas line rupture near 24th, SouthwestLocal News'Challenge is great now': Harvesters battles increased demand, decreased fundingLocal NewsKSHB 41 Weather’s Gary Lezak explains hazy sky above Kansas City this morning
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In-house manufacturing gives Kansas City-based company leg up amid tariffs
Sandlot Goods is a hat-manufacturing company that makes every hat it sells in Kansas City. KSHB 41 is continuing to talk about tariffs and how they're impacting you.
Decarcerate KC rallies, canvasses in opposition of public safety sales tax
Decarcerate KC led a coalition of Kansas City, Missouri, organizations Sunday morning, just two days before residents are set to vote on a public safety sales tax that would fund a new city jail.
Program to inspire next generation of Black aviators takes flight
A transformative initiative is taking to the skies in Kansas City, aimed at providing Black youth with aerospace education and career opportunities in aviation.
Coffee shops brace for bitter reality with new tariffs taking effect Saturday
Experts predict the price for coffee will increase once tariffs go into effect on countries which export beans to the United States.
Blue Springs City Council gives green light to 2 luxury apartment complexes
Two new luxury apartment complexes get the green light to build in Blue Springs. The city's director of development says this fills a gap in housing.
'Do your research:' Reactions to new tariffs from Kansas CIty area residents
KSHB 41 reporter Elyse Schoenig wanted to hear your thoughts on tariffs to get a wide range of opinions.
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