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Trial begins to decide how amendment Missourians approved impacts abortion

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Johnson County to cut 2 transit routes, end weekend service starting March 1

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1 DNA entry pointed investigators to alleged offender in Lawrence cold cases

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Johnson County Sheriff's Office creates medical hotline for inmate families

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- Area Head Start programs may use reserve funds to stay open during shutdown
  
  The Mid-America Regional Council said last week its Head Start partners across Jackson, Platte and Clay counties may need to temporarily close beginning Nov. 1. because of the government shutdown.
  
  KCPS ready to sell vacant Waldo lot 23 years after closing Bingham Middle School
  
  An empty lot in Waldo that has sat vacant for years is finally planned to go up for sale, giving neighbors another chance to influence what gets built on the former Bingham Middle School site.
  
  Harrisonville High School makes final push to win $1M in national contest
  
  The clock is ticking to help Harrisonville High School win $1 million in T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights competition.
  
  Jackson County commercial property owners react to proposed 15% assessment caps
  
  In a news conference, Jackson County Executive Phil LeVota said the county is working to decrease assessments on any commercial property under $5 million whose value increased more than 15% this year.
  
  Kansas City, Missouri, resident volunteering to clean up city ahead of World Cup
  
  A Kansas City, Missouri, resident took matters into his own hands Thursday, spending nearly five hours cleaning up the overgrown intersection of E. Truman Road and Troost Avenue.
  
  Furloughed Kansas Citians voice concern over government shutdown
  
  Kansas Citians who have been furloughed from their federal jobs amid the government shutdown voiced their concerns to U.S. Rep. Sharice Davids at a roundtable event on Thursday.
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Northland resident raises concerns about unknown development in neighborhood

Federal tax changes leave beauty industry hopeful for the future

KCMO neighborhood organizes watch plan after spotting suspected ICE agents

Area Head Start programs may use reserve funds to stay open during shutdown

KCPS ready to sell vacant Waldo lot 23 years after closing Bingham Middle School

Harrisonville High School makes final push to win $1M in national contest

Jackson County commercial property owners react to proposed 15% assessment caps

Kansas City, Missouri, resident volunteering to clean up city ahead of World Cup

Furloughed Kansas Citians voice concern over government shutdown

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Legendary boxer Muhammad Ali is about to get a commemorative US stamp

Federal immigration operations continue in Minnesota, sparking violent clashes

Illinois and Chicago sue to stop ICE and CBP immigration surge

Kansas City Public Safety

Independence neighbors skeptical of new AI data center proposal

Man found guilty in 1996 cold case murder in KCK, not guilty in 1998 cold case

What to know about the state gerrymandering battle kick-started by Trump

Monkeys on the loose in St. Louis; AI is complicating efforts to capture them

Ravens interview Chiefs OC, former Bears coach Matt Nagy for coaching vacancy

UMKC part ways with Marvin Menzies after he finishes his 4th season with Roos

JaxCo reviewing ordinance to prohibit law officers from concealing their faces

Suspect arrested, children safe following Monday Amber Alert in mid-Missouri

2 KCFD firefighters suffer minor injuries while battling 2 fires blocks apart

KCPD investigating Northland homicide in 2500 block of NE 78th Street

Kansas lawmakers tackle property taxes, budget cuts and cell phone bans

I-670 EB reopens after I-35 crash under Bartle Hall

KSHB 41 Weather Blog | Unseasonably warm, then a series of cold fronts

Dutch AI company to host Q&A about proposed Independence data center

Southbound I-35 reopens at Shawnee Mission Parkway in Merriam after shots fired

Iranian Americans in Kansas City rally in solidarity with protesters in Iran

KCPD investigating fatal shooting in 6400 block of Manchester

ICE shooting in Minneapolis brings new energy to 46-week Lawrence protest

Injury leads St. James Academy sophomore to broadcasting booth

KCFD: Sprinkler system contains fire, elderly occupant treated for burn injuries

KSHB 41 Weather Blog | More 60° weather, strong cold front

'ICE Out for Good': About 1,000 demonstrators attend vigil, protest against ICE

Storr scores 26, Dia adds 21 and 11 rebounds to help Ole Miss beat Missouri

JoCo prepares to give more than $300K in property tax relief to residents

Arizona State held off Kansas State 87-84 on Saturday

Peterson's lackluster second half leads to another road loss for No. 22 Kansas

People gather at Mill Creek Park for peaceful vigil and 'ICE Out for Good' rally

Peaceful vigil, rally planned in KCMO after fatal Minneapolis ICE shooting

KSHB 41 Weather Blog | Fast-moving systems, up and down temperatures

New traffic signs installed at KCMO intersection where 9-year-old girl died

Daycares worry about their futures with federal subsidy funding freeze

1 dead after rollover crash Friday evening in Kansas City, Missouri

Delayed federal payment threatens to upend Missouri’s childcare system

Weight loss drug costs force some patients to seek alternatives

Prairiefire project defaults on second bond payment

LET'S TALK | KSHB coming to Northeast Kansas City, Missouri, on Jan. 20

Jackson County taxpayers can make 2025 property tax payments online

Missing persons investigation forces closure of SB I-29 to NB US 169 exit ramp

GIFT OF SOLE | KSHB’s Kevin Holmes surprises students at Wyandotte High School

Kansas City, Kansas, welcomes transitional veteran housing years in the making

Students demonstrated at Oak Park HS as school investigates former administrator

JoCo election officials say they haven't been paid for Prairie Village recount

‘Made of sunshine’: Wife of woman killed by ICE issues statement after shooting

MoDOT officials announce new head-to-head traffic plan for NB U.S. 169 traffic

Kansas City, Missouri, police identify downtown robbery suspect

Maxim Naumov returns to US Figure Skating Championships after parents' death

Woman, 69, killed in crash Thursday morning in Bates County, Missouri

Jackson County prosecutor says cases filed, conviction rates improve over 2024

Eating out during KC Restaurant Week fills more bellies than just yours

KC business has boxes of Chiefs postseason merch following team's early exit

2 use of force experts share different opinions on ICE shooting in Minneapolis

Search underway for suspect who rammed into 2 Shawnee police cars

Audit prompts IPD to work on internal changes, including vehicle pursuit policy

Cancer patient reacts to House vote to extend enhanced ACA subsidies

Kansas City-area residents protest ICE actions in Thursday night event in KCMO

Clay County commissioner pulls back from Royals; Talks continue with KCMO mayor

Protests, memorial vigil planned locally for Renee Nicole Good

Leawood City Hall closed Friday after water line cut inside building

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