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Kansas City Public SafetyWyandotte County DA announces charges against former Bonner Springs detectiveWeatherKSHB 41 Weather | Unseasonably warm with abundant sunshine through SaturdayNational NewsKansas City leaders react to allegations against labor rights icon Cesar Chavez
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Refugee agencies concerned about Trump administration review plans
Refugee resettlement agencies are worried about Trump administration's plans to review and potentially re-interview all refugees who entered the U.S. between January 20, 2021, and February 20, 2025.
‘ReVision’: Haskell student turns to art to process turbulent year
Marina DeCora hopes her art will inspire other artists on Haskell's campus, and she plans for it to help in more ways than one.
Kids in Christ Academy doubles capacity in 'dream' facility
Kids in Christ Academy is flourishing in its new location off Troost and 39th Street. The success has been driven by dedicated staff members and a 5-year partnership with LINC.
Fires in vacant Parade Park Homes spark concerns before buildings demolished
Neighbors near the vacant Parade Park Homes apartments in Kansas City are increasingly concerned about fires as they wait for the buildings to be demolished before the end of the year.
Johnson County plans to improve transit system by adding route frequency
World Cup transportation routes aren't the only improvements happening in the metro area. Johnson County leaders are making plans to improve public transportation after the matches are over.
Liberty volunteer shovels driveways for a dozen of families after snowstorm
After finishing his full-time job, Phillip Grace could have gone home to relax with his family. Instead, he spent hours driving through Liberty's snow-covered roads with a shovel.
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