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Local News‘They don’t necessarily want the money’: Why many turn to Crime Stoppers hotlineWeatherKSHB 41 Weather | Pleasant start to week with storm chances TuesdayRoyalsKCMO would receive 5% of non-baseball revenue from Royals under proposed lease
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Cyclospora cases keep climbing in Kansas and Missouri, changing how people shop
Cyclospora cases are rising in Kansas and Missouri. Investigators linked Kansas cases to Taco Bell shredded lettuce.
Neighbors at Olive Park Village call for action after series of fires
Neighbors are calling for action after nearly 20 fires at Olive Park Village in Kansas City since January, with the most recent blaze breaking out Tuesday.
Bars allowed to stay open late during World Cup want KCMO to make it permanent
When the final whistle blew ending World Cup matches, business at some Kansas City bars was just getting started. Now, those bar owners want the city to make the extended hours permanent.
Independence residents question need for $9M Truman Connected Phase 2 project
Some Independence residents who live near the proposed Truman Connected Phase 2 corridor believe the nearly $9 million project is unnecessary — and that other neighborhood needs should come first.
Lee's Summit Municipal Court 'drowning' in cases; staff says system is outdated
Lee's Summit Municipal Court staff said they are still operating the same way they did in the 1981, even as the city has grown by over 70,000 people.
Costco Midtown store customers passionate about store not changing
A vote on an ordinance to allow the Midtown Costco to change to a Costco Business Center was put on hold after a quick KCMO City Council meeting Thursday, leaving customers with questions.
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