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Local NewsKansas City, Missouri, firefighter paramedic stabbed to death Sunday by patientInvestigationsWoman charged in deadly stabbing of Kansas City paramedic previously bit officerWeatherKSHB 41 Weather | Severe weather possible Monday night
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Kansas City man speaks out against Metro Tow's 'terrible experiences' and fees
Brett Young says he has two experiences with Metro Tow, spending hours on the phone and hundreds of dollars dealing with the company.
Gun store operators wait out trade war, minor firearm impacts expected
President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs have rippled through large swaths of the American economy.
Brazilian bakery faces rising prices, still plans for expansion
Geo's Gourmet, a Brazilian bakery in Olathe, is dealing with the effects of higher prices for imported goods but still plan on expanding their business.
KCMO American goods manufacturer says tariffs can provide more opportunities
Alphapointe is a nonprofit in Kansas City, Missouri's Marlborough neighborhood that produces various American-made goods.
Kansas City homebuilder creates affordable homes amid looming tariffs
Ashlar Homes is in the process of building a housing community with prices starting at $320,000. A few years ago, Ashlar’s base home sold for $280,000.
Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools principal makes it to NFL as rookie umpire
Lawrence Smith, the principal at Arrowhead Middle School in Kansas City, Kansas, was selected to work as an NFL umpire during the upcoming season.
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