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Fans excited about Big 12 Men’s Basketball Championship returning to Kansas City
From the lights, to the sights and sounds, fans say they wouldn’t want to experience the Big 12 Men's Basketball Tournament anywhere else but in Kansas City. → Read More
Residents in Miami County concerned over increased property taxes, home values
Some residents in Miami County, Kansas, are upset that their property taxes and property values are going up. → Read More
Kansas City-area women in construction weigh in on building better future for industry
Everyday, Sarah Hutchcraft and Kelsey Harlow are working hard as women in the construction industry. → Read More
Family of missing 13-year-old boy speaks out 1 month after his disappearance
Susan Deedon, aunt to 13-year-old Jayden Robker, seeks answers after her nephew went missing Feb. 2 in Kansas City, Missouri. → Read More
Buffalo State Pizza excited to open location inside new single terminal at KCI
Many businesses are getting ready for their grand opening at the new single terminal at the Kansas City International Airport. → Read More
Rally House, Made Mobb in Kansas City releasing new Super Bowl victory gear
For Chiefs Kingdom looking for Super Bowl victory gear, Rally House and small businesses like Made Mobb have you covered. → Read More
'I taught myself everything': 25-year-old designs graphic T-shirts for Chiefs Kingdom
Charles Williams, 25, of Kansas City, has been designing since college. In 2021, he created Aphiliated Apparel and began crafting graphic tees for Chiefs Kingdom. → Read More
Kansas City woman celebrates milestone 25th birthday after surviving cardiac arrest, 10 heart surgeries
Mary “Micky” Foos celebrated her 25th birthday Monday, which is a testimony to medical skill and Micky's unbending will to live. → Read More
Kansas City businesses ensure Chiefs fans are dressed to the nines in new AFC Championship gear
Chiefs Kingdom is still celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs' AFC Championship win, and many people are looking to get decked out in some gear. → Read More
Kansas City human trafficking victim shares story of survival, new beginnings
Human trafficking is an issue that has impacted many worldwide, including here in the Kansas City area. → Read More
Man safely escapes Mexico by car, bus as violence erupts over arrest of 'El Chapo' son
Brian Eubanks of Kansas traveled to Mexico to visit loved ones only to find himself in the middle of violence after Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán's son was arrested. → Read More
'I can’t even get into the spirit': Families of homicide victims in KCMO cope with loss during holidays
In 2022, there have been 167 in Kansas City, Missouri, according to the latest data kept by the city's police department. → Read More
'It's a family event': Dickens Carolers celebrate 39 years of spreading holiday cheer in KC
For 39 years, the Dickens Carolers have spread holiday cheer through song across Kansas City. → Read More
Teacher accused of using racial slur at University Academy during classroom discussion
On Wednesday, a town hall was held at the Gregg/Klice Community Center in KCMO after a white male teacher was accused using a racial slur at University Academy. → Read More
Commission spearheads efforts to keep Kansas City LGBTQ businesses safe amid recent attacks
The Kansas City LGBTQ Commission released guidelines to businesses and the community amid recent attacks. → Read More
160 crosses placed on Independence church's yard to honor Kansas City homicide victims
In 2022, there have been 160 homicides in KCMO, and some community members are making sure those victims aren't forgotten. → Read More
KCMO attempted porch pirate leaves empty-handed after neighbor intervenes
Roger Leib and Kansas City, Missouri, police are urging the public to protect packages this holiday season after a close call with an attempted porch pirate. → Read More
Kansas City family remembers loved one killed day before Thanksgiving
This holiday season, one Kansas City, Missouri, family is facing a terrible loss after their loved one was killed just before Thanksgiving. → Read More
Liberty police, local businesses report rise in shoplifting during holiday season
The Liberty Police Department is driving home a message after seeing an uptick in shoplifting leading up to the holiday season. → Read More
'Everything is gone': KCK mother, kids thankful to be alive after 2-alarm apartment fire
The Kansas City, Kansas, Fire Department says a two-alarm fire broke out at the Rainbow Ridge Apartments Saturday night. Daira Smith says she is grateful to be alive after losing everything. → Read More