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Jackson CountyMan hit by garbage truck while riding bike reunites with doctors who saved himClay CountyGas prices hit 4-year high, squeezing Northland drivers, businessesJohnson CountyKansas farmers shocked to see movement in U.S. House for new farm bill
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We took voter questions to KCK’s newly-elected mayor. Here’s how she responded
KSHB 41's Rachel Henderson took voter questions from the polls to Mayor-elect Christal Watson on Election Day, and she answered.
Community in the Northland helps fill food need for families during SNAP cuts
Families across the Northland are feeling the impact of recent cuts to SNAP food benefits—and schools and local organizations are stepping in to help fill the gap.
Woman shares weight-loss journey as consumers navigate health costs, coverage
An employee benefits survey from an international benefits watchdog found 22% of organizations cover prescription drugs for weight loss; 45% offered benefits to cover bariatric surgery.
Belton food pantry sees 'unbelievable' surge in need for help
A Belton food pantry knows how people are struggling: 500 families signed up for Thanksgiving meal assistance within hours of the opening of registration for help.
Viewers help federal worker avoid eviction after KSHB 41 story
A federal employee facing eviction during the government shutdown received an outpouring of support after her story aired on KSHB 41 News. Viewers reached out within minutes of the broadcast.
Several Kansas City-area families affected by SNAP cutbacks see glimmer of hope
Kansas City-area construction company LM2 Construction gave 30 families with students at Emmanuel anywhere from $300 to $500 on Monday. The same families lost their SNAP benefits over the weekend.
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