- Seesawing temperatures expected in Kansas City; rain chances return by weekend
- Mayor Lucas announces new crime prevention plan for KCMO
- House total loss, no injuries reported in early morning KCK house fire
- 65 Kansas counties have so many new cases of COVID-19 that they are in the red zone
- How important is the census, really? KC didn't qualify for COVID relief money because of undercounting
- What to watch for in tonight's presidential debate, from a UMKC poli-sci professor
- Kansas unemployment system disrupted by 45,000 bogus claims in massive fraud scheme
- Unified Government settles case, apologizes to former employee battered by her boss
- Asian stocks mixed after Wall St rally ahead of US debate
- KCPD announces they’re on pace to have body cameras by December 2020
- Virtual learning affects KS, MO businesses near schools
- Blue Valley School District principal dies
- KCPD budget-cut proposal met with skepticism
- Three killed in Northern California wildfire; thousands flee
- Parent angered after third grader ends up in adult chat room on district-issued device
- Cyber criminals using pandemic to steal people’s money, identity
- Marshall school district quarantines nearly 200 due to possible COVID-19 exposure
- KCK Public Schools provides teachers with mental health support
- Chiefs DE Alex Okafor inactive for KC against Ravens
- California residents again face fire anguish as homes burn
- Kansas health department: Some Halloween activities safe amid pandemic
- Kansas small-town rallies around injured farmer
- Kansas rolls out new 'unified testing strategy' to combat COVID-19
- More fires in California destroy homes, prompt evacuations
- Murder charges filed in 2016 triple homicide in Kansas
- Jackson County schools to receive back-to-school funding through CARES Act
- Springfield college leaders ask city to extend mask mandate
- RAW: Police release body-cam footage of Brad Parscale's arrest
- Trump announces plan to deploy 150 million Covid rapid tests previously touted
- KCKPS shuts down district offices after positive COVID-19 cases