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Nurse practitioners react to incoming student loan caps for graduate degrees

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'Why didn't I get a letter?': Belton considers ban on 'no chance' game machines

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Mother finds out before Thanksgiving there's an arrest in her son's murder

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What do incoming WyCo leaders think about the residency requirement?

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Wyandotte County passes controversial camping ordinance

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What's next for Lee's Summit $220M development after opposition from neighbors?

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Truman Elementary targeted for closure as district explores reconfiguration

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Tale of 2 cities: Basehor gains long-awaited grocery store, KCK to lose 1

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Shawnee barbershop feeds 300 families with its annual Thanksgiving giveaway

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Jobs vs. Community: Raymore, Missouri, residents react to new warehouse proposal

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'Wicked' boosts Kansas Oz Museum visits ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

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Shoppers weigh AI assistance against tradition for Thanksgiving meal planning

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100-year-old man shares age has nothing on trying something new

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Belton mayor unveils development plan with 600 homes, entertainment district

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New Plaza owners apply to Port KC for loan, tax abatements

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Turning on holiday cheer, cutting down energy costs this year in Kansas City

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Belton citizen-driven committee reviews $3.6 million in public safety spending

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UPDATE | City of Olathe to offer subsidy for retiree health insurance program

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Mothers who lost children to violence in KCMO will get support for Thanksgiving

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Death of 'Good Samaritan' reveals surge in domestic violence cases in Missouri

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Government to reopen, furloughed federal contractor eager to return to work

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43-year-old returns to KC college basketball 24 years after career-ending injury

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Kansas City-area seniors detail battle against daily scam calls

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Olathe retirees, employees to face significant insurance premium increases

Elyse Schoenig

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Catholic Charities of Kansas City-St. Joseph expands veterans program

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Donors, food banks still feeding the hungry as hope grows government will reopen

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Mission Gateway site closer to potential development with foreclosure trial

Elyse Schoenig

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Hickman Mills School District cut paid crossing guards 6 years ago, records show

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Family honors memory of Liberty barber who served those in need

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Ward Parkway Lanes' Bob Covey maintains traditions as he nears retirement

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JoCo provides access to housing for young adults aging out of foster care

Alyssa Jackson

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KCMO prohibits right turns on red traffic signals in school zones

Charlie Keegan

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Locally owned Kansas City grocery store wants to help SNAP recipients

Lily O'Shea Becker

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Olathe import company explains how tariffs are affecting holiday prices

Olivia Acree
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Family seeks accountability after memorial for KCPD shooting victims set on fire

Ryan Gamboa

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A life of love, service, music for 105-year-old retired Westwood music teacher

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We took voter questions to KCK’s newly-elected mayor. Here’s how she responded

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Community in the Northland helps fill food need for families during SNAP cuts

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Woman shares weight-loss journey as consumers navigate health costs, coverage

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Belton food pantry sees 'unbelievable' surge in need for help

Megan Abundis
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Viewers help federal worker avoid eviction after KSHB 41 story

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Several Kansas City-area families affected by SNAP cutbacks see glimmer of hope

Lily O'Shea Becker

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Olathe launches railroad crossing study to improve traffic delays, safety

Elyse Schoenig

Nurse practitioners react to incoming student loan caps for graduate degrees

'Why didn't I get a letter?': Belton considers ban on 'no chance' game machines

Mother finds out before Thanksgiving there's an arrest in her son's murder

What do incoming WyCo leaders think about the residency requirement?

A VOICE FOR EVERYONE | Read our mission statement and share your voice

Neighbors bring concerns to company behind Plaza redesign plans

Wyandotte County passes controversial camping ordinance

What's next for Lee's Summit $220M development after opposition from neighbors?

Truman Elementary targeted for closure as district explores reconfiguration

Tale of 2 cities: Basehor gains long-awaited grocery store, KCK to lose 1

Shawnee barbershop feeds 300 families with its annual Thanksgiving giveaway

Jobs vs. Community: Raymore, Missouri, residents react to new warehouse proposal

'Wicked' boosts Kansas Oz Museum visits ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

Shoppers weigh AI assistance against tradition for Thanksgiving meal planning

100-year-old man shares age has nothing on trying something new

Belton mayor unveils development plan with 600 homes, entertainment district

New Plaza owners apply to Port KC for loan, tax abatements

Turning on holiday cheer, cutting down energy costs this year in Kansas City

Belton citizen-driven committee reviews $3.6 million in public safety spending

UPDATE | City of Olathe to offer subsidy for retiree health insurance program

Mothers who lost children to violence in KCMO will get support for Thanksgiving

Death of 'Good Samaritan' reveals surge in domestic violence cases in Missouri

Government to reopen, furloughed federal contractor eager to return to work

43-year-old returns to KC college basketball 24 years after career-ending injury

Kansas City-area seniors detail battle against daily scam calls

Olathe retirees, employees to face significant insurance premium increases

Catholic Charities of Kansas City-St. Joseph expands veterans program

Donors, food banks still feeding the hungry as hope grows government will reopen

Mission Gateway site closer to potential development with foreclosure trial

Hickman Mills School District cut paid crossing guards 6 years ago, records show

Family honors memory of Liberty barber who served those in need

Ward Parkway Lanes' Bob Covey maintains traditions as he nears retirement

JoCo provides access to housing for young adults aging out of foster care

KCMO prohibits right turns on red traffic signals in school zones

Locally owned Kansas City grocery store wants to help SNAP recipients

Olathe import company explains how tariffs are affecting holiday prices

Family seeks accountability after memorial for KCPD shooting victims set on fire

A life of love, service, music for 105-year-old retired Westwood music teacher

We took voter questions to KCK’s newly-elected mayor. Here’s how she responded

Community in the Northland helps fill food need for families during SNAP cuts

Woman shares weight-loss journey as consumers navigate health costs, coverage

Belton food pantry sees 'unbelievable' surge in need for help

Viewers help federal worker avoid eviction after KSHB 41 story

Several Kansas City-area families affected by SNAP cutbacks see glimmer of hope

Olathe launches railroad crossing study to improve traffic delays, safety