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Local NewsOvercrowded, outdated: OP City Council approves new city hall building purchaseWeatherKSHB 41 Weather | Back to the heat Wednesday, storm chances followNational NewsMore than 160 still missing in Kerr County after catastrophic Texas floods
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Lenexa resident concerned neighborhood has too much development
It's fun when shops and restaurants start popping up around your neighborhood, but is there such a thing as too much development?
Lawrence resources team up to increase access to fresh, free produce
A new partnership between nonprofit Growing Food Growing Health and the Ballard Center in Lawrence is increasing access to fresh, local and free produce to residents in need.
Kansas City, Missouri, leaders demand business owners help fight crime
In an emotional news conference Monday morning, the Jackson County prosecutor warned businesses at East 35th Street and Prospect Avenue that tough legal action is a possibility.
Wyandotte County residents share tips on how to beat the heat on a budget
The sunshine and extreme heat made for an awesome pool day in Wyandotte County, especially when the pool offered free admission.
Advocates raise alarm about possible cuts to federal nutrition programs
A part of President Trump's Big Beautiful Bill would make changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
Kansas City LGBTQ+ advocates concerned as dedicated 988 hotline service to end
The Trump administration announced this week it will end the dedicated 988 hotline service for LGBTQ+ community members in less than a month.
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