Dan Cohen
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Kansas City, MO, United States
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Chiefs Kingdom, Salvation Army team up to support community during Red Kettle game
This Sunday, Chiefs fans will see the Salvation Army's red kettles outside the gates of GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. → Read More
Brookside's World's Window enjoys what could be its last Small Business Saturday
The owners of World's Window, a 38-year staple in Kansas City, Missouri, hope a new buyer will continue the tradition of unique offerings to loyal customers. → Read More
Candidates in Kansas 3rd Congressional District race make final push to voters
Polls open in three days, meaning the closely watched U.S. House race between Rep. Sharice Davids and Amanda Adkins is entering its final phase. → Read More
Northland residents frustrated with lack of solutions to transit inequities
The Northland Health Alliance held a meeting on Thursday, diving into health inequities, food insecurity and transit access in the community. → Read More
Johnson County Community College eager to prepare future Panasonic workforce in Kansas
Johnson County Community College in Overland Park is eager to prepare the future Panasonic workforce in Kansas. → Read More
Northeast community fills another KCPS Blueprint 2030 meeting
Northeast community fills another Blueprint 2030 meeting as KCPS continues to host sessions and gather feedback. → Read More
Church of the Resurrection in Blue Springs holds vigil for slain teen
Church of the Resurrection in Blue Springs holds a candlelight vigil for slain teen killed in shooting in church's parking lot. → Read More
Debate over KCPS Blueprint 2030 plan continues at Central High School
Central High hosts a public meeting as the debate continues over Blueprint 2030, with a large crowd filling the cafeteria. → Read More
Going 360: Examining impact of referee shortage on Kansas City-area
In this 360, KSHB 41 examines the nationwide impact of a shortage of referee's on the Kansas City area. We hear from refs, parents, coaches and official assigners. → Read More
Tensions run high at meeting discussing Kansas City Public Schools' Blueprint 2030 plan
Public attendees raise concerns in a forum that was designed for group discussion and feedback regarding proposed KCPS closures. → Read More
Examining impact of latest inflation data on Kansas City-area
KSHB 41 digs into the data on inflation released on Thursday, and it shows a spike in energy and food prices as the inflationary climate stubbornly sticks around. → Read More
Exploring the economic impact new KC Current stadium will have
Making sense, and dollars, of new KC Current stadium, as groundbreaking on new facility has leaders seeing opportunity, and residents keeping an eye on the promised results. → Read More
Amateur sports in Kansas City-area continue feeling impact of referee shortage
Canceled games and scrambled schedules has officials, coaches, and parents concerned about the future with an ongoing referee shortage. → Read More
Leavenworth's Daysia Reneau takes national stage on NBC's 'The Voice'
The first Monday in October was a special night at Leavenworth High School with senior Daysia Reneau taking center stage. → Read More
World War II veteran shares stories of service
The Greatest Generation's numbers are dwindling, but KSHB 41 News met one Kansas City-area veteran who had many stories to share. → Read More
Oak Park High School students make history by calling soccer games in Spanish
Oak Park students make history during Hispanic Heritage Month, calling their school's soccer games in Spanish. → Read More
Kansas City Royals fans react to departure of Dayton Moore
Prior to Wednesday night's game against the Minnesota Twins, Kansas City Royalsfans reflected on Dayton Moore's tenure. → Read More
Kansas City considers joining lawsuit against Missouri's 2nd Amendment Preservation Act
Kansas City is considering joining a lawsuit against Missouri's Second Amendment Preservation Act, with a potential vote as early as next week. → Read More
Attorney representing 3 women suing KCPD welcomes DOJ investigation
An attorney representing three female KCPD employees who are suing the Board of Police Commissioners is relieved by an investigation into the department. → Read More
Kansans, along with Missourians who make the trip, are cashing out on sports bets
Kansans, along with Missourians who make the trip, are cashing out on sports bets. The Kansas Lottery reported the first eleven days of action had millions of bets and millions of dollars paid out. → Read More