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Past articles by Taylor:

Longtime KC anchorman aims to be 'steward' of new congressional office

Mark Alford, who spent more than 20 years as a television anchor in Kansas City, will take the oath of office in Washington, D.C., Tuesday to represent Missouri's 4th Congressional District. → Read More

KU grad in charge of National Championship trophy

Excitement for the KU-TCU football game is buzzing, and there's an added layer of excitement for any fan of the sport: the National Championship trophy will be on display in Lawrence this weekend. → Read More

Atchison, Kansas, looking forward to busiest 'haunted' season since 2019

October is the beginning of “spooky” season for many, and whether you believe in ghosts or not, Halloween-themed tourism is a big deal in Atchison, Kansas. → Read More

Faith in KC: Religion in Kansas Project

This month, KSHB 41 News Anchor Taylor Hemness examined the future of houses of worship post-COVID in a special 360 report. → Read More

Going 360: Future of houses of worship post-COVID

The pandemic forced houses of worship across the world to shut their doors, and many have only just fully re-opened in the last few months. → Read More

A look inside Stowers Institute for Medical Research in KC

World-class facility houses multiple projects with potential major impact in multiple scientific fields. → Read More

Decades-old Kansas City family-owned restaurant faces uncertain future

There are lots of family restaurants in town, but Princess Garden is at a crossroads. It's been open since 1981, but the next generation of the family has other passions, and doesn't want to take over. → Read More

New charitable pharmacy coming to Kansas City, Kansas, this summer

Late last month, the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute released its annual county health rankings. In Kansas, the best and the worst in one category are right next to each other. → Read More

2023 NFL Draft will mark first big test for KCI's new terminal

By the time the 2023 NFL Draft begins, the new terminal at Kansas City International Airport will only have been open for about a month. The city is scheduled to host several college basketball tournaments in that first month, but the draft represents a much bigger challenge. → Read More

Local bee farmers offer tips on helping bees thrive in Kansas City

If there's a bee buzzing around your head, you're almost certain to notice. But have you given any thought to the millions of bees out there right now? Maybe you should. → Read More

Young Chiefs fan in AZ raises $500 for 15 And The Mahomies

Luke Possehl, an eight-year-old second grader at Trailwater Elementary School in Chandler, Arizona, is a fan of the Chiefs because his father, who travels for work, often visits Kansas City. Not long ago, he brought Luke a Patrick Mahomes t-shirt, and a new Chiefs fan was born. → Read More

Greinke super fan reflects on pitcher's return to Royals

Kansas City-area native Austin Johnston goes by @RealBirdLawyer on Twitter and is a huge Zack Greinke fan. → Read More

KC area family hopes service dog will help daughter battle mental illness at college

So many parents know the fear that comes with sending a child to college, especially if the school is in a different part of the country. But one local family has an extra layer of apprehension, because the daughter who's leaving struggles with clinical depression, major anxiety, and has even… → Read More

New KCI terminal, sporting events mean big growth potential for KC

The new KCI terminal will be a welcome change for many travelers to and from Kansas City. But how does it translate to actual growth for the city and the region? → Read More

Kansas City Chiefs unveil drone light show above Union Station

The Kansas City Chiefs partnered with a company to present a drone show for this weekend's AFC Championship. → Read More

Transport Brewery puts special beer on tap to benefit CASA

Beginning Saturday, a Shawnee brewer is offering a special beer with portions of sales benefiting CASA of Johnson and Wyandotte Counties. → Read More

Kansas City restaurateurs describe the risks involved with KC Restaurant Week

As always, there's a lot of excitement tied to Kansas City Restaurant Week, which continues through Sunday, January 23. But for the roughly 200 restaurants who choose to take part, the week involves a fair amount of risk too. → Read More

Two Americas: When thrift stores are the best option in your neighborhood

You've likely heard of food deserts, places in a community where people don't have easy access to a grocery store, but what about access to another basic need — like affordable clothing? → Read More

Faith in KC: Discussing Jewish High Holy Days with Rabbi Stephanie Kramer

September is a very busy month for members of the Jewish community. Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur may be the most well-known observances of this faith tradition, but they're not the only ones this month. → Read More

In post-9/11 world, new KCI terminal offers adaptability, efficiency not available in current design

In less than two years, the airport is set to unveil its brand new single terminal, and the Kansas City Aviation Department believes it offers much more adaptability. → Read More