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Your VoiceLee's Summit parent speaks out against closing, consolidating children's schoolLocal NewsMO appeals court rules ‘stacking’ of marijuana sales taxes is unconstitutionalKansas City ChiefsReport: Chiefs RB Pacheco, DE Omenihu set to return to practice this week
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Independence spruces up square for Hallmark movie production
Production started this week on Hallmark’s newest movie, "Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story." KSHB 41's Abby Dodge talked to residents about the festivities around the production.
Paola man sets sights on Olympic redemption in Paris after retooling process
Three years ago, I introduced you to Derrick Mein, a Paola, Kansas, native headed to Tokyo to compete in Olympic trap shooting. He finished 24th, but he's back for the Paris Games.
Lawrence firefighters protest proposed budget that would reduce on-duty staff
The Lawrence City Commission chambers weren't big enough to seat all of IAFF Local 1596 on Tuesday night.
Prairie Village neighbors talk Mission Road flood project after recent downpours
High flood waters were a problem for years near 68th Street and Mission Road in Prairie Village until the city completed a $4.4 million flood control project in April.
80 years later, WWII veteran laid to rest at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery
World War II veteran John McLauchlen was laid to rest at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery on Monday, more than 80 years after he was killed in action while serving as a bomber pilot in Burma.
Home at Last: Kansas City honors WW2 veteran after 80 years missing in action
Lt. John Mclauchlen, who was missing in action for more than 80 years, is finally being laid to rest at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery.
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