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Kansas City Public Safety‘Thermal event’ prompts evacuation Tuesday at Panasonic plant in De SotoWeatherKSHB 41 Weather | Periods of rain and cool todayMiami CountyLouisburg, Kansas, at risk of running out of water; City declares emergency
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JoCo provides access to housing for young adults aging out of foster care
Mother Michelle Phoenix was able to secure housing for her and her baby through a program in Johnson County called "Foster Youth to Independence."
KCMO prohibits right turns on red traffic signals in school zones
Soon, drivers in Kansas City, Missouri, will no longer be able to make right-hand turns on red traffic lights in school zones during school zone hours.
Locally owned Kansas City grocery store wants to help SNAP recipients
Locally owned Farm Fresh Market is seeing and feeling the impacts of the pause in funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) that began Nov. 1 during the government shutdown.
Olathe import company explains how tariffs are affecting holiday prices
Holiday shoppers may see higher decoration prices this season as tariffs on Chinese imports affect costs at Kansas businesses like The Gerson Companies in Olathe.
Family seeks accountability after memorial for KCPD shooting victims set on fire
A Kansas City, Missouri, family is seeking accountability after a roadside memorial to a slain family member was set on fire last week.
A life of love, service, music for 105-year-old retired Westwood music teacher
With the assistance of his walker and a family member standing by, Ken Tebow makes the trek up and down his Westwood, Kansas, street almost every day.
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