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Black Archives KC set to host second Stop the Violence Basketball Tournament
After the four deadliest years on record in Kansas City, the Black Archives of Mid-America started the Stop the Violence Basketball Tournament last summer. It returns July 27 for a second summer.
Lowrider bike building program gives juvenile offenders a lesson in discipline
From inside Johnson County’s Juvenile Detention Center, KSHB 41 News reporter Megan Abundis met with Ellen Hawks, who believes a new program model will build character and discipline.
Johnson County senior meal program feels impact of inflation on food
The cost of many goods and services nationwide are impacted by inflation. Local governments across KSHB 41's viewing area are feeling it this budget season.
WyCo receives $687K for assistance to victims, witnesses of gun violence
Victims of gun violence and their families may now qualify for immediate assistance following a crime. Wyandotte County secured the $687,000 Federal Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program Grant.
Missouri attorney general candidate Scharf keeps ad with grenade launcher on air
Will Scharf, a candidate to become Missouri's attorney general, will not pull an ad from the airwaves showing him with a grenade launcher despite calls to tamper political rhetoric.
Kansas Citians weigh in on concerns of political violence
Kansas City-area residents weighed in on whether they are now more or less willing to express their political opinions after what happened Saturday.
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