Charlie Keegan
41 Action News
Kansas City, MO, United States
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Kansas City area cities increase pay to attract lifeguard applicants
Lifeguards in most cities across the Kansas City metropolitan area can earn $15 an hour this summer, an increase from past years which municipalities hope will attract more applicants. → Read More
College Basketball Experience open every day in March
The College Basketball Experience and National Collegiate Hall of Fame in Kansas City, Missouri, will open every day in March as the city hosts several college basketball tournaments. → Read More
Preparations underway for Big 12 tournaments in downtown Kansas City
Several roads are closed, banners hanging and flags flying around downtown Kansas City, Missouri, ahead of the Big 12 Conference men’s and women’s basketball tournaments. → Read More
How fees, other revenues pay for the new KCI terminal
Revenues from ticket fees airlines collect, concessions fees, rent and other fees airlines pay will cover the costs of building the new KCI terminal. → Read More
Father, daughter have hand building old, new KCI terminals
A father and his daughter both played a role in building the new and current terminals at Kansas City International Airport. → Read More
What to know about parking at new KCI terminal
Lights hanging from the ceiling in KCI's new parking garage turn red or green to indicate whether parking spots are open or occupied in each row. → Read More
New T-shirt highlights historical Black figures from Independence
Sales began this week for a new T-shirt that displays the names of historical Black figures from Independence, Missouri. → Read More
Teachers Like Me completes 1st house to support Black teachers
Teachers Like Me, an organization which removes barriers for new Black teachers in Kansas City, Missouri, is celebrating two early successes. → Read More
Bliss Books and Wine opens after helping change city ordinance in Kansas City
The co-owners of an independent book store and wine bar had several reasons to celebrate Saturday in Kansas City, Missouri. → Read More
Ronald McDonald House Charities celebrates Family Room’s success
One year ago, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Kansas City opened a family room at Overland Park Regional Medical Center. → Read More
KSHB 41 goes 1-on-1 with Federal Highway Administrator
Federal Highway Administrator Shailen Bhatt sat down with KSHB 41 ahead of a ceremonial groundbreaking in Overland Park, Kansas, Thursday. → Read More
News Literacy Week: The process of covering the news, putting together stories in TV
From reporting on location to working behind the scenes inside the newsroom, KSHB 41 News wants to show viewers how we cover the news during News Literacy Week. → Read More
Construction work begins on US 69 Highway express lanes
With a few overnight lane closures, construction officially began this week on adding express toll lanes to U.S. 69 Highway in Overland Park, Kansas. → Read More
Experts predict lower gasoline prices in 2023 compared to 2022
Experts predict lower gasoline prices in 2023 compared to 2022, with the nationwide average falling about 50 cents year over year. → Read More
Chiefs fans confident despite resolution that could impact AFC Championship Game location
Fans of the Kansas City Chiefs are optimistic going into the NFL postseason, despite the league agreeing to change the location of the AFC Championship Game under certain circumstances. → Read More
Hollywood Animation Academy begins inaugural semester in Kansas City in January
Classes begin Jan. 9 at Hollywood Animation Academy, a new post secondary school in Kansas City, Missouri, focused on training students to work at animation studios. → Read More
Family raising money for basketball court in memory of Gardner teacher
This month, Ashley Gorney's family created a nonprofit to help raise funds to build a public outdoor basketball court in Gardner, Kansas, in her memory. → Read More
Utility companies in Kansas City region expand assistance programs
The largest natural-gas utility companies serving the Kansas City area are expanding assistance programs designed to help customers pay their bills this season. → Read More
Gasoline prices reach lowest level of year, what does it mean beyond the pump?
Data from the United States Energy Information Administration shows the prices for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline in the midwest is the lowest it’s been all year. → Read More
Voting begins in Habitat for Humanity gingerbread house fundraiser
The public can vote from now until Dec. 24 for its favorite gingerbread house in a fundraiser for Truman Heritage Habitat for Humanity. → Read More