Dia Wall
41 Action News
Kansas City, MO, United States
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Recent articles by Dia:
Honoring Cynthia Newsome: A living legend
The 41 Action News team is delighted to honor Cynthia Newsome: a journalist, trailblazer and inspiration for us all. → Read More
Chiefs Kingdom extends to Florida
Florida is home for quite a few of them. Dana Roseberry created the Kansas City Chiefs Fan Club of Southwest Florida in 1994. Not only is she a major Chiefs fan, she also has a connection to 41 Action News. → Read More
Kansas City-area respiratory therapist to attend Super Bowl LV
Respiratory therapist John Sorrick is one of 18 health care workers from the University of Kansas Health System who won tickets from the NFL. The league is honoring 7,500 health care workers with the ultimate gift; a Super Bowl experience. → Read More
Stores in Tampa and KC are coming together to give back
Kendra Scott stores are coming together for two great causes this Super Bowl. → Read More
This Chiefs diva den puts man caves to shame
The Diva Den isn't a destination — it's an experience. → Read More
Unofficial Chiefs insider Katie Camlin offers Super Bowl beer recommendations
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — There's a member of Chiefs Kingdom with a Twitter tie to the Kansas City Chiefs like no other. In July, Katie Camlin broke news of the biggest Chiefs deal in history: Patrick Mahomes' 10-year deal worth more than $500 million. She describes it as, "Kind of a lucky shot. Camlin is the beer manager at Plaza Liquor in Kansas City, Missouri. In July, the liquor store received an… → Read More
Chiefs fan, cancer survivor selling handmade items to pay medical bills
It's difficult to describe what the Chiefs mean to Christina Nunez. → Read More
'I don't want to be labeled as a victim': Alleged assault survivor speaks out
A 39-year-old woman alleges that she was touched in "extremely inappropriate places" during a massage at Balanced Life Massage and Wellness in Olathe. → Read More
KC church collects items for families displaced by Waldo Heights apartment fire
Saint Elizabeth Catholic Church is sorting through hundreds of bags and boxes, filled with donations for victims of last month's Waldo Heights Apartment complex fire. → Read More
KC program creates opportunities for minorities in health care, despite COVID-19
With health care front and center – alongside a push for greater diversity as communities battle the COVID-19 pandemic – scholars from one Kansas City program are ready and committed to the cause. → Read More
KC metro election officials weigh in on security of votes
One of the biggest questions surrounding the 2020 presidential election has become, “Is my vote secure?” 41 Action News took that question to local and state election officials to get some answers. → Read More
Johnson County predicts full election results on Nov. 3
The 2018 primary election in Johnson County was slow and filled with issues. Two years later, the election board is predicting a swift and smooth process for the 2020 general election. → Read More
Despite concerns of shortages, Kansas City metro election boards see surge in poll workers
The 2020 presidential election is on pace to see high turnout across the Kansas City metro. Combine that with the need for more, larger polling locations due to the COVID-19 pandemic and there was concern about having enough people to work the polls. → Read More
Behind the Kansas City Chiefs' push to make Arrowhead Stadium a polling place
In a year filled with efforts to end racism and police brutality, following the death of George Floyd these calls for equity and justice landed in the heart of Chiefs Kingdom. → Read More
New Kansas City Art Institute gallery features Black artists in 1st exhibit
The Kansas City Art Institute will open its new gallery with an exhibit featuring Black artists. → Read More
Taking the first steps toward fighting racism in our community
Racism has been thrust into the spotlight with the death of George Floyd while in police custody. As many reflect on their perspectives and experiences around race, it can be overwhelming and difficult to know what to do. → Read More
Advocating for policy change to combat racism and injustice
The death of George Floyd in Minneapolis sparked protests and conversation nationwide around combating police brutality and systemic racism. → Read More
Speaking out when you see racism or injustice
Race is taking center stage in the United States as people protest in response to the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. And when racism shows up at the dinner table or in a conversation with friends, Nick Pickrell, organizer at The Open Table in Midtown, said it can’t be ignored. → Read More
One year later: Family who lost home in Linwood tornado moves into rebuilt home
Tim Unrein was working in his shop, right next to his home when the Linwood tornado blew through. He went home, took shelter and moments later, felt his home tearing apart. → Read More
We're Open: Pure Barre KC goes virtual
Michelle Keraus normally spends her days at the barre with dozens of other women, sometimes even a few men. Now, like most businesses across the metro, her doors at Pure Barre Zona Rosa are closed. → Read More