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Kansas City Public SafetyDeath of 7-month-old Kansas City boy now being investigated as homicideWeatherKSHB 41 Weather | Cooler into holidays in Kansas City; rain followsLocal NewsWinter usually slows down for Independence animal shelter, but not this year
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Death of Lincoln University admin points to struggles Black women face at work
KSHB 41's Rachel Henderson spent months talking with Black women in Kansas City about the topic of workplace bullying and mental health after the death of a Missouri admin over this issue.
'You matter': Kansas City artist sends message of hope with free drawings
You might not know Jeff Parson's name, but you've probably seen his artwork. KSHB 41 has talked to him previously about the Chiefs murals he has painted in his front yard.
Baking in love, awareness: Kansas City-area mom shares her preeclampsia story
Preeclampsia is a blood pressure disorder found in pregnant women. A KC mom shared her preeclampsia story and how she turned a dark time into something beautiful.
Historian reacts to news of Negro League stats being inserted into MLB database
Todd Peterson is a lover of baseball and a dad who enjoys watching his son play the game, but as an author and historian, he enjoys looking into the Negro Leagues.
Belton prepares beer garden, axe throwing, drone show for Carry Nation Days
The city of Belton says it currently has a record number of building permit applications, and four years ago it was named the second fastest-growing community in Missouri.
Fans react to news of Negro Leagues statistics integrating with MLB records
KSHB 41 spoke with fans visiting the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum the day it was announced that the Negro Leagues statistics would integrate with MLB records.
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