Arya Patel is an 8th grader at Congress Middle School. When she saw how Jerel McGeachys Jr’s death was affecting her school, she said she wanted to find a way students could always remember him.
Planned Parenthood has promised patients their records and information will not be disclosed after an order from a St. Louis court granted Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s order to turn them over.
Kansas City’s Dangerous Buildings Office and Bomb/Arson Unit were called to investigate a first-alarm fire that left six adults and three children without a home.
Kansas City’s film scene has been receiving much deserved attention lately and this weekend, it will take center stage. The Kansas City Film Festival International begins Thursday, April 11.
A man from Texas pleaded guilty to his role in a $1 million customer refund scheme that involved a Kansas call center and more than a dozen defendants.
Kansas City’s Power & Light District is gearing up for a season full of brunches, celebrations and live music with the release of its spring 2024 lineup.
After making national headlines, what’s left of the defaced Jackie Robinson statue in Wichita is now in its forever home at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. The cleats from the historic bronze statue will be added to the museum’s Jackie Robinson exhibit.
U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D., (R-KS) along with Senator Jerry Moran (R-KS), wrote a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission addressing Kansans paying to transmit electricity out of state.
The 9th and Van Brunt soccer fields in Kansas City have been home to the A Todo Deporte soccer league for 12 years. The league says they’re dedicated to uniting families who come there to play soccer and feel a restriction ‘kicking’ adult players out will split them apart.
In April 2014, Overland Park experienced one of the most horrific tragedies in its history. A man fired shots at both the Jewish Community Center and Village Shalom, taking three innocent lives. Since then, Mindy Corporon has made it her mission to spread kindness, even during tragedy.
The famed 63rd Street bridge goat rescued by the Kansas City Fire Department from a ledge has been reunited with his owners – his original owners from Bethany, Missouri.
The man behind a head-on collision on I-435 in Lenexa has been arrested more than a year later on charges of committing aggravated battery while under the influence.
