Alexis Del Cid
KCTV5 - Kansas City
Kansas City, MO, United States
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School-supply drive helps Olathe students in need
You have a chance to make a difference in a local students life simply by dropping off school supplies in Olathe. → Read More
Summer on the cheap: Things to do this week
Entertaining your family during the summer months doesn't have to be a struggle, and it doesn't have to be expensive. → Read More
Inexpensive ways to entertain your kids during the summer
Summertime doesn’t have to break the bank. There are plenty of inexpensive or free things to do around town this week. → Read More
KC Wine Company celebrates two years of business in Olathe
Wine and birthday cake. It's the perfect combination for a grownup birthday party celebrating an Olathe vineyard that's turning two years old. → Read More
Local libraries, Harvesters feeding hungry children through the
Metro libraries are working to make sure no child is hungry this summer by introducing the Kids Cafe, which will provide meals to hungry children across the metro. → Read More
New all-inclusive park opens in Johnson County
The park on Lee Boulevard features adaptive swings with head support, an adaptive seat on the zip line, musical equipment at wheelchair height and much more. → Read More
New all-inclusive park opens in Leawood
The park on Lee Boulevard features adaptive swings with head support, an adaptive seat on the zip line, musical equipment at wheelchair height and much more. → Read More
Inexpensive ways to entertain your kids during the summer
Parents are officially in the dog days of summer when it comes to entertaining their kids and not breaking the bank. If you’re looking for ideas, we can help you entertain your kids on a budget. → Read More
Burns & McDonnell encourages employees to make a difference by r
Burns & McDonnell is encouraging employees to take "The Glass Challenge," a first-ever event for Kansas City in a major push to support recycling. → Read More
Reports show increases in lice cases at summer camps
School may be out, but head lice is still in session. Head lice can spread just as easily at day camps and sleepaway camps as it does at school. → Read More
Time for a checkup? June is Men's Health Month
June is Men's Health Month, and doctors say they're facing a real problem with men refusing to go to the doctor's office for even the most basic appointments. → Read More
Alex Smith attends fundraiser for Variety KC, children with spec
What do you get when you combine a packed golf course, Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith, and tens of thousands of dollars in community donations? A life-changing event for many metro families. → Read More
Experts say summer bug boom headed for Kansas City area
As summer approaches, Kansas City area exterminators and pest control experts are warning people that a warm winter has created a bug boom across the area. → Read More
CDC alerts parents about potential for faulty lead tests
The Center for Disease Control has released an alarming alert about the lead testing parents do for their kids. They say the tests might not be accurate. And they may not have been accurate for years. → Read More
Pediatricians warn metro parents about Fifth disease infecting c
Pediatricians in Kansas City are warning parents about a virus sweeping the metro and infecting kids. The virus is known as Fifth disease and it makes a person look like they were slapped in the face. → Read More
Kansas City doctors weigh in on helpfulness of fidget spinner to
Everywhere people look they see fidget spinners in the hands of children. KCTV5 spoke to doctors to find out the truth behind the claims that they toys help children with ADHD and autism. → Read More
Missy's Boutique uses Bra Couture KC donations to help cancer pa
More than $240,000 is how much many of you helped raise at a recent Take 5 to Care fundraiser called Bra Couture KC. All of the money goes toward helping uninsured and under-insured cancer patients... → Read More
Mobile science lab to host students throughout the metro for 2 w
People never know what's going to roll into Kansas City, and this week, it's a cool attraction for adults and their kids, a mobile science lab. → Read More
As summer approaches, experts warn of Heath Halo Effect
As summer approaches, many people are enjoying evenings out on a patio, eating healthy meals with friends and family. But health experts say people need to watch out for the “Health Halo Effect.” → Read More
Mother's Day freebies: Things to do around Kansas City
Whether it's taking in a game, a family outing or treating yourself to yoga, there are plenty of ways to celebrate your mom - or being a mom - this weekend in the metro. → Read More