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Local NewsVigil held in Independence for mother, baby killed in police shootingWeatherKSHB 41 Weather | Warm and windy Saturday, clouds building SundayLocal NewsChiefs fans weigh in on what they’d like to see in a new or renovated stadium
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Kansas City Public Library turns 150, celebrates with look-back at its history
KCPL is showcasing historic artifacts, including a letter from Walt Disney, to celebrate its 150th anniversary.
Lee's Summit woman wants justice after falling victim to snowy hit-and-run
One woman is lucky to be alive after being struck by a vehicle during a snowy Saturday night in downtown Lee's Summit.
Overland Park Jewish community reacts after some hostages released by Hamas
More than seven weeks after hostages were captured by Hamas during an Oct. 7 attack on Israel, a group of hostages were released from Gaza.
'He was a great mentor': Colleagues honor the life of KCFD Capt. John Parison
Kansas City-area first responders, family and friends gathered in numbers Friday morning to honor the life and sacrifice of Capt. John Parison III. He was with KCFD for over 20 years.
Kansas City-area band director details Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade experience
400 band directors across the country performed in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. They're part of a group called the Band Director's Marching Band. Kansas City's John Cisetti was there.
KCMO advocates feed men for Thanksgiving, use basketball to give them an outlet
There are three pointers to know in basketball: footwork, a good shot and the ability to guard. A group of men in KCMO — who use a small gym at Forest Avenue Church — know all of the basics.
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