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We will still see the heat index today between 103° and 107°. However, chances for showers in isolated thunderstorms look to develop as early as late this afternoon.

A man recovering from a Westport crash is trying to forgive the man who did it.

August’s extreme heat has some cattle fighting to stay alive near Muscotah, Kansas.

MSHP asks that anyone who sees Varvera or has information about the incident calls 911 or notifies their local law enforcement.

Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce are no stranger to the big screen. And once again, the two Chiefs stars are making an appearance in a major ad campaign.

Police say a man was found unresponsive in a remote part of Hillsdale Lake in Marysville, Kansas on Tuesday.

North Kansas City Schools are teaming up with HopSkipDrive, a transportation program for students.

A 39-year-old man was shot after being involved in a domestic disturbance with his girlfriend on Thursday evening in Grandview, Mo.

This heat wave continues to have major impacts on our viewing area. In most districts, high school sports have had to adjust practices and games.

The Midwest Innocence Project says the state of Missouri needs to allow Board of Inquiry to conclude investigation of case against Marcellus Williams, sentenced to death for the 1998 murder of former St. Louis Post Dispatch reporter Felicia Gayle.

UMKC is taking new steps to better the healthcare system around Kansas City by launching a Bio Medical Engineering program.

University of Kansas police warns that scammers are calling students families, claiming students are arrested, demanding money for bail.

CEO Michael Sievert said the layoffs would come over the next five weeks and impact T-Mobile workers across the country — particularly those working in corporate and back-office roles, as well as some technology positions.

The Olathe Police Department is investigating a Wednesday night shooting in the 16800 block of west 127th Street.

Kansas City, Missouri will begin printing Fountain Cards for municipal IDs in January 2024.

On Thursday, the University of Kansas released details surrounding this fall’s edition of Late Night in the Phog, the annual preseason event debuting the men’s and women’s basketball programs for KU.

Andrea Cothran faces a first-degree murder charge along with other felonies in connection with the series of events that led to the death of a Fairway police officer.

The St. Pius High School football team knew they were going to be in a commercial at the end of last school year, but didn't know for whom.

A woman pulled over for driving a stolen car managed to escape, twice, handcuffed and in the back seat of a patrol car.

Clay County deputies say a $5,000 reward for information is available in a deadly hit-and-run crash that happened in Liberty on July 30.

Kansas City Chiefs announce Branson, Missouri, as the team's official vacation destination.

In June, Governor Mike Parson privately signed a ban on gender-affirming medical treatments into law, which is set to take effect at the end of August.

Overland Park-based Heartland Soccer Association implements extreme heat guidelines after complaints about matches in hot temperatures.

Four bus drivers in the Shawnee Mission School District are taking the rest of the week off because of the heat.

If you’re a fan of pickleball, you’re in luck, because the sports top athletes have made it to the metro. Over the next four days, Overland Park will host the first-ever Vulcan Kansas City Open.

More than 100 nursing home residents are still displaced after they were forced to evacuate from Parkview Healthcare nursing home, Tuesday afternoon. The culprit was a failed HVAC unit.

We still have to go through aggressive heat this afternoon. 95 to 100° is expected for air temperatures with feel-like temperatures floating between 105° and 110°.

It’s not often that a Super Bowl-winning coach turns up at a Kansas City-area youth field, but that’s what happened Wednesday.

Detectives with the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department are investigating a shooting that killed a man Wednesday night.

A man in Clay County believes he was the target of a hate crime by a local road service group.