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The 174th entrant officer class graduated from the KC Regional Police Academy Thursday evening. It's the moment they've been waiting for for nearly seven months. → Read More
The 174th entrant officer class of the Kansas City Regional Police Academy underwent dementia training on Tuesday. → Read More
There's a new billboard up you may see if you drive along interstate 70 westbound near Brooklyn Avenue. The billboard aims to raise awareness on the danger of fentanyl. → Read More
A local 10-year-old is the inspiration behind a new children's book about inclusion. Kaden's Dream was released to the public on Tuesday. → Read More
Newhouse, Kansas City's first shelter of its kind, is hoping to buy a 15-passenger van that will make a huge difference in the lives of the people it serves. → Read More
Saturday night marked year five of local musicians playing their hearts out to raise awareness about mental health. → Read More
If you are a parent, you know how challenging it can be to find child care that meets your family's needs. → Read More
It's an exciting day for twenty local teenagers graduating the Teens in Transition program. On Thursday, 20 students graduated from the program. → Read More
A Lawrence, Kansas, church alleges it was vandalized in response to its stance on Amendment 2 over the weekend. → Read More
During Monday's training, the 174th entrant officer class heard from members of the crisis intervention team about how to de-escalate a call involving mental health. → Read More
A new cell phone tower is causing concerns for neighbors in Kansas City who are worried about their property values, health risks and losing the aesthetic of the area. → Read More
Entrant officers completed their fourth and final round of practical integrated exercises at the academy Thursday evening. → Read More
A mother is asking for changes at the Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department after her son died after a physical agility test. → Read More
A White House official said the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is making it a priority to authorize them for all adults soon, citing concerns about waning immunity and reinfections. → Read More
John Rawdon and his daughter were out golfing at the MariMack Golf Complex in Kearney with their family on the 4th of July when the pair beat the incredible odds and hit back-to-back holes-in-one. → Read More
Emma Guthrie is a prime example of just how influential the Second Change program can be for someone who is willing to put in the work. → Read More
While many people will still be hitting the highways this weekend, those high prices are affecting where people choose to go. → Read More
Local adoption agencies say the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe V. Wade will have a huge impact on their services. → Read More
This week, entrant officers are on P.I.E. #3, which is more complex than the last one. Entrant officers are required to respond to 911 calls with actors and figure out how to handle the call. → Read More
High grocery prices of items such as milk and eggs are making local families dread going to the grocery store. → Read More