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A 2020 study by the Missouri Hospital Association found that 57 of those 99 rural counties are without a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist.
Is newer always better? As it turns out, the benefits of new appliances may not pan out in the long run.
Crash tests have shown that the jolt for riders inside the car was out of the normal safety range.
911 wait times and police response have left parts of the Kansas City community frustrated when sideshows are reported.
In the years since Angela Green’s disappearance, her case has received widespread media attention. Her family says they don't want to stop until they have answers.
An open records request revealed several consumer complaints involving Louis Aubrey and his businesses.
The target is the 50-yard line on the last note of the National Anthem.
The idea behind it was to hold men financially accountable for the children they fathered. But there are negative consequences.
For the 2023-24 school year, KCPS launched a new grading system, the “no zero policy.”
At least 95% of public schools practice active shooter drills in the U.S.
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The tips range from reporting weapons to possible assaults to mental health and bullying.
Former Kansas City pharmacist Robert Courtney was convicted of 20 counts of tampering with drugs, affecting as many as 4,200 patients.
Families of the victims believe Courtney has not served enough time for his actions, and they would like to see him charged with murder.
The First Step Act allows non-violent prisoners to earn time off their sentences and be released early to home confinement.
Robert Courtney admitted to diluting tens of thousands of doses, preying on the people who trusted him to help with their treatments.
KCTV5's “Diluted” documentary airs on Sunday, July 21, on KCTV5 at 7 p.m.
Since July of 2021, 80 evictions have turned deadly nationwide, with more than 30 cases in the last year, according to Princeton University.
A Kansas City man who has spent more than half of his adult life in prison has turned his life around. But, he may be going to back to lock up, despite living clean since his release.
The vetting process includes a background check, a signed pledge and a 25-question values survey.
The man credited for the success of the Allied Invasion, Dwight D. Eisenhower, is from Abilene, Kansas.
There are thousands of abandoned wells in Kansas that no longer produce oil. One family is trying to get all of the ones on their farm capped.
On May 27, 1970, Frank Mebs was using a bulldozer to contain a fire near an ammunition dump, when it exploded and killed him.
General Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr.’s dedication to the United States Army led to a meteoric rise and a stellar career in the military.
Her son was diagnosed with Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal Infections, or PANDAS.
Ed Dwight Jr. is expected to be part of the six-passenger crew on Blue Origin’s seventh human flight, New Shepard-25.
Meckenzie Hayes has spent her adulthood trying to understand what happened to her mother.
Phyllis Henderson says she’s paying a big price for an error made decades ago. She was labeled a felon, but it’s not true.
A recent study from Stanford University shows cases have climbed from six to sevenfold in the last decade.
The family of homicide victim Michael Darby are speaking out about what they say are cracks in the Jackson County justice system.
Researchers found, since 2017, the number of preppers in America has doubled to 20 million, and up to a quarter of them are people of color.
‘We were terrified’: A roadside birth and the harsh reality of maternity deserts in Missouri, Kansas
According to a March of Dimes survey, 45 percent of all counties in Kansas are now considered maternity deserts.
Jennifer Cunningham knew she was high risk when she became pregnant with her fourth child.
The story was shared with KCTV5 by seniors who sent gift cards, cash and even a lift chair to help support a woman they considered a friend.
Kansas City Public Schools recently made two major announcements: raising teacher pay and hiring a new bus company.
Of the record-breaking 182 homicides last year in Kansas City, nearly 40 percent happened over an argument.
The Show MO Act is a newly reinstated tax incentive signed by Governor Mike Parson in July for production companies to film projects in Missouri
Wyatt Bramwell, who played varsity all four years for Pleasant Hill High School, died by suicide at the age of 18 years old.
According to the Cyberbullying Research Center, about a third of all students say they have been cyberbullied at some point.
KCTV5 investigative reporter Angie Ricono examines the tax assessment debacle in Jackson County.