Grace Smith
Multimedia Journalist
Dr. Julie Bradford, the owner and medical director of Goodvets, said it’s frightening because there’s not a lot of information surrounding this disease.
Some residents who live near the Plaza and Westport are fed up with the amount of car break-ins and stolen cars.
City Manager Brian Platt said the team consists of nearly 400 drivers from various departments, and they’re ready for whatever weather comes their way.
Family & friends come together for candlelight vigil to remember Amauri Hughes
A long-time Kansas City firefighter battling stage-four cancer passed the torch to his son on Wednesday.
A plan to move the Todd Creek Waste-Water Treatment Plant is causing quite a stink.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Legends Outlet for the 18th annual Legendary Tree Lighting.
Noah Weaver nearly died in a car crash in 2022; he now hopes to help others through a tongue-twister card game he created.
A Kansas City native is recovering in a local hospital because of the community’s help.
Dozens stood in silence on the steps of City Hall holding flyers of the hostages kidnapped by Hamas.
The Kansas Department of Transportation is heading into the snow season with a shortage of snowplow drivers.
The family of Ebony Duncan is remembering her as fun, loving, and an all-around good person.
After decades of drifters and street racers speeding through Kansas City, Public Works crews are trying a new tactic to slow drivers down.
“There’s literally a billion-dollar error in the spreadsheet, and so at that point, it throws out all the information, at least for my reliance on that as being truthful,” Abarca said.
City crews are trying to make the intersection at Truman Rd. and Grand Boulevard in downtown safer.
Taylor Swift has been the talk of the town for a few weeks now. But for one local fan, she means the world to him.
Young girls spent the day feeling what it’s like to be a first responder at Catching Fury.
A non-profit is collecting cell phones for domestic violence victims and has teamed up with Overland Park Police
The Big 12 basketball championship is looking to stay at the T-Mobile Center until 2031.
The canopy will cover about 3,200 seats and will allow for the opportunity for matinee Broadway productions
Hundreds gathered at Mill Creek Park by the Country Club Plaza on Saturday, showing support for the Palestinian people and calling for peace.
A family is grieving the loss of their father involved in a hit-and-run, and the Overland Police Department is asking for your help.
Hundreds gathered at the Temple Congregation B’nai Jehudah to pray and show solidarity for Israel Monday night.
Gavriela Geller, the executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Bureau American Jewish Committee, said there are no words to describe the devastation and destruction.
Dozens gathered together Wednesday night for a candlelight vigil to remember lives lost to domestic violence.
Voting for 2024 presidential picks is going to look differently for Missouri Republicans.
Daniel Keating died of heart failure in 2016. Since then, his family and friends have been continuing his legacy through the “Daniel Keating Foundation.”
After almost two weeks since the assembly line at GM’s Fairfax plant came to a complete stop -- forcing 2,000 workers to be temporarily laid off -- their leaders are speaking out.
Hundreds of people got in formation to meet and dance off with Beyoncé’s backup dancers Les Twins.
Oak Park High School named its second transgender Homecoming Queen, which quickly sparked controversy on social media.
Local shops are seeing a boost in sales and getting creative when it comes to Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift’s romance.
The Kelce Car Jam revved up the energy in the West Bottoms on Friday.
C’eria Lagrone, a young mom of two, suffered from a brain aneurysm on Friday and is in critical condition.
A woman is desperately trying to pick up the pieces after her apartment caught fire Wednesday in Kansas City -- destroying everything she owns.
An infamous bridge in Olathe has taken another hit by a truck driver who didn’t quite make the clearing Thursday morning.
Starting in October, current Evergy rate plans are being phased out and replaced with time-based rates.
The Right to Counsel program has helped hundreds of tenants facing eviction.
Abdul Yahaya hosted over 800 children’s parties and community events all across the country.
A K9 with the Clay County Sheriff’s Office has officially become a school pet. A career change thanks to an almost forced retirement.
Felix Anudike-Uzomah was pick 31 in the first round draft pick and his big brother gave KCTV5 an inside exclusive on just who he is.
A Missouri teen has spent the last year raising thousands of dollars to keep pets and families together.
A new program in Independence pays people to pick up trash.
One Chiefs fan is even painting a mural on the side of his house ahead of the season.
Independence, Missouri, police release surveillance pictures of a man wanted for shooting at a woman and three other burglaries.
The city is taking another stab at improving Brush Creek. But this time, they’re bringing in some big names, and they want your input.
Kansas City Children's Mercy Hospital gets notice from the Missouri Attorney General to stop providing gender-affirming care to minors.
As kids are heading back to school, there’s no doubt some of the students will remember lessons learned from their teachers for their whole lives. But it’s not just teachers who can make a big impact on children.
Narcan can be the difference between life and death for someone who is overdosing, and it just became much easier to get in Clay County.
A woman was scammed out of $94,000 as her scammers posed as country star Neal McCoy
North Kansas City Schools are teaming up with HopSkipDrive, a transportation program for students.
