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World Cup bounce: Sporting KC look to capitalize on momentum with new signings

Tod Palmer
Argentine restaurant owners in Kansas City say World Cup was good for business

Fernanda Silva
Brit Boy Street Food, Fika Coffee share World Cup adventures with English squad

Tod Palmer
Fans react after Argentina stuns England in final minutes of World Cup semifinal

La'Nita Brooks

Platte County

Drivers in Missouri will pay higher fines for passing stopped school buses

Marlon Martinez

Weather

KSHB 41 Weather | Isolated storms possible the next couple afternoons

Lauren Rainson

Jackson County

Fresh Spin Laundromat offers free laundry services during grand opening

Claire Bradshaw

Local News

Jon Batiste calls Kansas City 'very special' ahead of Friday's concert

Rae Daniel

Investigations

Family says $9.5M OP house is 'uninhabitable' due to mold, blames homebuilder

Sarah Plake

Kansas City

Infectious disease physician shares how to stay safe from cyclosporiasis

La'Nita Brooks

Johnson County

Leader of KCMO business burglary gang gets 17-year prison sentence

Isabella Ledonne

Jackson County

Original Route 66 motel sign restored in Lee's Summit, sign will go to Joplin

Braden Bates

Welcoming the World: Kansas City hosts 2026 FIFA World Cup

- Platte County senior Mogie Walkingstick invited to 2025 Native All-American Game
  
  Senior safety Mogie Walkingstick enjoyed a dream end to his high school career as Platte County won the Missouri Class 5 state championship. Now, he'll play in the 2025 Native All-American Game.
  
  Belton City Council pauses 'no chance' gaming machine ban
  
  Tuesday's Belton City Council meeting was full of questions and discussion regarding a proposed ordinance to ban "no chance" gaming machines.
  
  Kansas City university gets grant funds for their nursing programs
  
  "It is the only way we've been able to expand our programs," said Rockhurst's Interim Dean of Nursing and Health Sciences, Kristina Henry.
  
  Victims, allies continue fight for justice 1 year after Roger Golubski's death
  
  More than a year has passed since former Kansas City, Kansas, Det. Roger Golubski died by suicide, but his alleged victims say their fight for justice continues.
  
  Urban League, others to file court brief in Westport discrimination lawsuit
  
  A federal civil rights lawsuit is gaining national attention. The $70 million federal lawsuit alleges violations of the RICO Act and discrimination against Black businesses in Westport.
  
  Missouri farmer, rancher reacts to Trump administration's aid plan for farmers
  
  The Trump administration announced Monday a $12 billion aid package for American farmers to help them bounce back from financial impacts of trade wars between the U.S. and its top economic partners.
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