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OSHA fines company whose worker died in Kansas City, Kan., trench collapse

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KSHB 41 Weather | More rounds of rain, storms on tap Wednesday in Kansas City

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Latest Kansas City traffic

Clay County

Men from Kansas City flee Israel, now in Egypt amid Iran war

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Miami County

Miami County parents concerned about back-to-back gun threats at school

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Kansas City

OSHA issues citation against Family Dollar for fatal July 2025 building collapse

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Weather

KSHB 41 Weather Blog | 7 days, 3 severe storm chances

Wes Peery

Women's History Month 2026

Welcoming the World: Kansas City hosts 2026 FIFA World Cup

- Leavenworth School District may close elementary school amid enrollment crisis
  
  Leavenworth Public Schools is facing a $3 million budget shortfall for the 2026-27 school year that could force the closure of an elementary school because of a drastic enrollment decline
  
  Kansas City bids adios to La Fonda, a Westside staple for nearly half a Century
  
  Owners say it’s time to retire but the community isn’t letting them go without a celebration. Kansas City to bid adios to La Fonda.
  
  Lee's Summit mayor addresses apartment development concerns with KSHB 41 News
  
  Lee's Summit is experiencing a surge in apartment-style housing developments, with longtime residents questioning whether the city is prioritizing the right type of housing for its growing population.
  
  Surprise $135M bridge funding announced month after Chiefs stadium news
  
  Kansas City, Kansas, will receive $135 million in funding to replace bridges along the Central Avenue corridor. Some residents wonder if the move intentionally aligns with an incoming Chiefs stadium.
  
  Olathe plans program for behavioral needs
  
  Olathe's new alternative learning program for students with social, emotional and behavioral needs is moving closer to its planned August opening.
  
  Students get leg up on healthcare careers through Medical Professions Academy
  
  Medical Professions is a four-year academy for students with interests in future healthcare careers that will require graduate school.
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Could Independence data center raise residential rates? IPL insists it won’t

Iranian Americans in KC celebrate new chapter as US-Iran conflict intensifies

Step by Step | Kansas City's Black legacy in motion

Leavenworth School District may close elementary school amid enrollment crisis

Kansas City bids adios to La Fonda, a Westside staple for nearly half a Century

Lee's Summit mayor addresses apartment development concerns with KSHB 41 News

Surprise $135M bridge funding announced month after Chiefs stadium news

Olathe plans program for behavioral needs

Students get leg up on healthcare careers through Medical Professions Academy

National News

Congress weighs war powers resolution as US-Israel strikes on Iran continue

Security deposit disputes: How renters can protect their money

'They were going to attack first:' White House continues defense of Iran strikes

Kansas City Public Safety

Lansing School District votes down district's bond proposal on Tuesday

Lansing Correctional Facility prisoner dies Tuesday in cell

Leawood businesses win grants to get World Cup ready

Independence bets on data center to bolster tax revenue, restore services

Voters in Olathe, De Soto school districts pass school bond proposals

Lawrence trainer surrenders license after accessing sensitive images of patients

Kansas fugitive apprehended in Lathrop; schools went on lockdown as precaution

Northland artist creates murals, mobile artwork to welcome World Cup visitors

Health officials report first confirmed measles case in a KC resident since 2018

Detectives did not find any explosives Tuesday afternoon in KCMO

Man faces charges in fatal Kansas City, Missouri, shooting in March 2023

KCPD investigating fatal shooting in 7000 block of Cleveland

2 weapons threats in 2 days at Osawatomie schools

Kansas City-based veteran actor to receive KCRep's 'Dr. Mac' Award

Transit ambassadors program to help fans get around Kansas City during World Cup

40-year-old man killed Monday in 2-vehicle crash in Caldwell County

Several Kansas City Royals players prep for World Baseball Classic

Woods Chapel United Methodist Church opens free prom boutique for 21st year

‘Is that going to be enough?’: Ballots due Tuesday for $389M Olathe school bond

New rental community coming to the Northland amid housing affordability concerns

Blue Springs City Council votes down ordinance to ban sale of kratom products

Liberty construction sparks downtown parking concerns

Independence approves hyperscale AI data center, issues $150 billion in bonds

Father says son fears being outside after being named on school kill list

KCMO police need the public's help to find a missing 12-year-old boy.

Johnson County, Kansas, homeowners react to 2026 property assessments

No vote Monday on whether law officers must remove masks, show badges in JaxCo

Gas prices across Kansas City jump as global oil markets spike

Open spaces tour in downtown KCK highlight business location opportunities

Knob Noster residents react to Whiteman Air Force Base’s role in Iranian strikes

Freedom Plane arrives in Kansas City in 1st stop for historic documents

Man fires shots at undercover officer, faces multiple charges in crime spree

Kansas City, Missouri, man faces 2nd-degree murder charge in February shooting

Two killed after speeding pickup truck driver slams into three vehicles in KCMO

LET'S TALK | KSHB coming to Gladstone on March 12

KSHB 41 Weather Blog | March weather madness, sleet to severe threats

Kansas State Rep. John Resman, of Johnson County, dies Monday

Major historical documents start journey across US

New Medicaid work mandates are meant to save. States will have to spend first

B&B Theatres closing location in Power & Light District

B-2 bombers from Whiteman AFB complete 37-hour mission in Operation Epic Fury

Prairie Branch 5th graders in Blue Springs learning through eagle cam

Report: Chiefs to release OT Jawaan Taylor

Olathe homeowner says property tax relief programs still leave seniors behind

Jackson County to hold public hearing Monday on Ordinance 6050

Iranian American, local leaders in KC react to US, Israel attacks on Iran

At least 22 people killed in Pakistan as protesters try to storm US Consulate

KCK police identify 2 killed in crash near Quindaro Boulevard, 10th Street

KSHB 41 Weather Blog | Active weather pattern starts with wintry mix Sunday

1 killed, 1 injured in shooting Saturday night in Kansas City, Missouri

Xavier Edmonds has 15 points and 13 rebounds, TCU beats Kansas State 77-68

No. 2 Arizona clinches share of Big 12 title with 84-61 win over No. 14 Kansas

Political Science professor warns of long-term economic fallout from Iran attack

Mitchell leads balanced attack and Missouri dismantles Mississippi State 88-64

Winter weather advisory issued for parts of KSHB 41 viewing area starting Sunday

Missouri, Kansas leaders react to the US launching major strikes against Iran

KCPD: Driver dies after car gets rear-ended on 103rd, North Oak in the Northland

KSHB 41 Weather Blog | March in 'like a lion' with rain, ice and snow

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