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Parents, district officials react to KCKPS regaining accreditation
As the new school year approaches, KSHB 41 checked in with Kansas City, Kansas Public Schools and the community about the district's new accreditation status
Flash flooding not unfamiliar site for those living in south Kansas City
Flash flooding that made its way through the Kansas City area Monday morning isn't an unfamiliar site for those living in south Kansas City, Missouri.
Business weigh in on what they want to see from new Country Club Plaza owners
KSHB 41's JuYeon Kim wanted to check in with those businesses who currently call the Plaza home to see what they want to see under new ownership.
Local group sells inmates' art to raise money and awareness for their families
One group sold incarcerated inmates’ artwork Sunday as a part of ongoing efforts to support incarcerated inmates’ families.
KC's homeless population fears encampment ban after Supreme Court decision
The Supreme Court of the United States has ruled in favor of the city of Grants Pass, Oregon, allowing cities to enforce a ban on people experiencing homelessness from sleeping in public spaces.
'From the first bell to the last bell': Parents push for phone-free school days
Students spend the majority of their time during the school year in classrooms. To counter the distraction of phones, a phone-free school movement is growing in the Shawnee Mission School District.
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