Nearly sixty men and women in uniform were honored for their service at the 53rd Awards of Valor on Thursday, including fallen Independence police officer Cody Allen.
Drivers have been urged to use caution as they drive along northbound I-49 near Raymore as emergency crews continue to clear the scene of multiple collisions.
After a shooting that involved an officer, a mother and an infant rocked a Kansas City metro community, Independence Police Chief Adam Dustman has started to speak out.
As winter weather prepares to set in, Atmos Energy is set to host two energy assistance events to share information with customers about how to save on their bills.
As the Kansas City Chiefs continue exploring their options to determine the future home of the Chiefs, the organization has hired outside help to assist with the process.
People living at the Stonewood Apartments on East 85th Terrace said they were forced into their apartments by the police after hearing multiple gunshots Wednesday evening.
One man faces an abundance of charges following a shooting in the parking lot of a Sedalia Walmart which spurred a brief chase with law enforcement officials.
Wednesday night, people who live in and around DeSoto milled around the high school’s student union taking in displays about the planned highway improvements and leaving feedback.
The Revolution Gym in Overland Park is training world-class mixed martial artists who are heading to Indonesia for world championships, but they need some financial assistance.
The Missouri Department of Transportation says it has faced some roadblocks while hiring snow plow drivers and are hoping to be ready in time for winter. There are 200 vacancies statewide.
The Gladstone City Council has approved $500,000 and their partner Variety KC has added an extra $250,000 to make the park inclusive for kids of all abilities.
On Wednesday, Jackson County Executive Frank White Jr. shared the county has reached an agreement on a municipal jail site for the City of Kansas City.
Advocates and state leaders have called for dire updates to be made to Missouri Property Tax Credit legislation in order to help those who the measure was drafted for.
