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Kansas City Public SafetyDrexel, Missouri, firefighter killed Tuesday after being struck by pickup truckWeatherKSHB 41 Weather | Rapidly changing conditions todayWeatherKSHB 41 Weather Blog | Falling temperatures, snow globe conditions
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Cloverleaf Apartments tenants face sudden displacement after hopeful meeting
A day of emotional whiplash left more than 75 Cloverleaf apartment tenants scrambling for shelter after the Kansas City Fire Department abruptly shut down the complex Wednesday afternoon.
Manhattan USDA employee worries about mortgage, twins on way following layoff
The federal workforce reduction has trickled down to Manhattan, Kansas. Dozens of USDA employees at two separate agricultural research and prevention facilities in the Little Apple were laid off.
Owner closes Ixtapa Fine Mexican Cuisine in OP after struggles with rising costs
Ixtapa Fine Mexican Cuisine's owner will close the restaurant's Overland Park location after struggling with rising costs.
Bird flu education priority as communities push for urban chicken ordinances
Consumers continue to be impacted by the high cost of eggs. According to the USDA Agriculture Marketing Service, the average wholesale price for a dozen eggs in Midwestern states is $8.09.
HINU students protest federal layoffs outside Kansas State Capitol
Haskell Indian Nations University (HINU) students protested the federal layoffs that terminated 35 probationary employees of the university outside the Kansas State Capitol on Monday.
Crowd overflows Belton coffee shop during event with US Rep. Mark Alford
U.S. Rep. Mark Alford hosted an event Monday in Belton, Missouri, where more than 100 voters showed up, mostly to voice concerns about President Donald Trump's policies.
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