A Kansas City woman tells the Better Business Bureau (BBB) it all started with text messages from "Apple employees" urging her to reach out or risk losing her account.
Archie High School Senior and football player died in a car crash after the team won their second 8-man football state championship for two consecutive years on Saturday.
The Tigers knocked off the top-ranked Kansas Jayhawks 76-67 on Sunday afternoon at Mizzou Arena, the first win in more than 11 years over their archrivals.
An investigation into the cause of the fire is underway, but the fire department said it will be difficult to determine because of the extent of the damage.
The Sedgwick County District Attorney’s Office announced that a consumer complaint led to a nearly $400,000 judgment against a Wichita car dealership, which can no longer sell vehicles in Kansas.
A lifelong Chiefs fan got the afternoon of a lifetime when a few legends showed up to hang out! A beloved resident at Homestead Estates of Leawood, has been cheering on the Chiefs since 1963.
After thousands of responses and several feedback sessions, the Shawnee Mission School District has put together recommendations for a district-wide cell phone policy.
Kansas City Chiefs fans in 2014 broke the record for crowd noise at more than 142 decibels and fans watching Sunday Night Football’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers will honor them.
Several federal prisons are set to either close or be deactivated in the coming months as staffing shortages continue to disadvantage the nation’s prison system.
A string of burglaries that resulted in $52,400 in stolen sports memorabilia, laptops and more have landed a Kansas City man behind bars with multiple charges.
A new bill introduced by senators from Missouri and Massachusetts would ensure a competitive bidding process when it comes to AI and government contracts.
A Mexican national wanted out of Kansas for a November sexual assault was found in Missouri and extradited back over the border to face his alleged crimes.
A South African subsidiary of an international company based in Chicago will pay more than $122 million to settle accusations of the bribery of government officials.
A Missouri man who attempted to outrun the Kansas Highway Patrol sustained life-threatening injuries following an overnight collision with a utility pole.
