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Jackson County leaders are asking homeowners and property owners to attend tax levy hearings where taxing districts set rates.

He will be sentenced on Jan. 4, 2024.

Enrollment is nearing full capacity for the Kansas Education Enrichment Program (KEEP), which provides qualifying parents and guardians with a one-time $1,000 award per student to pay for educational goods and services.

Former Kansas City Chiefs and New York Jets lineman Laurent Duvernay-Tardif announces his retirement from the NFL.

The celebration is Saturday, Sept. 23 from 5-10 p.m.

Missouri QB Brady Cook had the best game of his career against the Wildcats, throwing for 356 yards and two touchdowns despite mildly spraining his knee late in the first half.

As Republican-led states have rushed to ban gender-affirming for minors, some families with transgender children found a bit of solace: At least they lived in states that would allow those already receiving puberty blockers or hormone therapy to continue.

Get ready to pack the Plaza, this weekend more than 250,000 people will make their way downtown for the 92nd annual Plaza Art Fair.

Storms should move out by noon today with temperatures rising to the upper 70s. Storms redevelop for a new front and low-pressure combination on Saturday.

While State Sen. Bill Eigel didn’t actually destroy books in the video, he later stated he would burn books he found objectionable, and that he’d do it on the lawn outside the governor’s mansion.

An apartment fire at a four-story apartment building sent a man to the hospital Thursday night in critical condition.

A Lee’s Summit man was sentenced in federal court Thursday in a $1 million extortion scheme against two victims from Kansas City.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and the story behind a portrait on display at the Johnson County Museum is of a first-generation Mexican American family who planted roots in Johnson County and created a legacy.

You can watch the Park Hill Trojan-turned-Missouri Tiger defend his title on Saturday at 4:30 p.m. on Showtime.

“I had a feeling something was wrong. I didn’t know what it was because I felt a slight breeze between my legs.”

Scheduling disputes between contractors through the City of Kansas City resulted in new gas lines on Southwest Trafficway being covered up by new asphalt put down while work was still incomplete.

The local union has been getting in ready position for a strike and that includes preparing a food pantry, making sure families of these workers still have dinner on the table.

The Sedalia Police Department are investigating a report of a woman driving a red van and approached children while walking home from school.

Blue Springs becomes third city to sue Jackson County over high assessments and the process of collecting information for the assessments.

Many homeowners question if those required inspections really took place. KCTV5 spoke with the former lawmaker who authored the law.

A boil water advisory has been rescinded for the City of Linwood in Leavenworth County.

Americans can begin ordering free COVID-19 tests to use at home starting Monday, Sept. 25, 2023.

The bell was part of the initial Gunn City church in 1882 and survived a fire that burned down the church in the 1920s.

A Kansas City, Missouri, Hy-Vee location is the first stop for one of the rebranded Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles.

A Warrensburg man was arrested Wednesday for possession of child pornography and sexual exploitation of a child.

“It’s like an old game in school called Telephone, where everybody is just whispering in each other’s ear, just hearing some random stuff," Kelce said.

Missouri Department of Conservation will hold a Monarch Butterfly tagging event on Sept. 30 to help monitor its population.

A 69-year-old Lansing inmate seated in a wheelchair when he bit a corrections officer now has additional time to serve.

Former Kansas City Chiefs, and current Miami Dolphins, wide receiver Tyreek Hill puts former teammate Chris Jones on notice ahead of Germany NFL game.

An investigation into one Kansas school district’s policies remains ongoing after a student was left on the bus for more than five hours when they fell asleep.