Megan Abundis
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Musicians honor late Kansas City jazz legends Ida McBeth, Ronald McFadden
Those that knew Ida McBeth said she was a woman who was born to sing. Those same folks say Ronald McFadden lived out every part of the word entertainer. → Read More
KCMO City Council will vote to remove half of Truman Road bike lanes, add permanent parking
In November, the city partially installed bike lanes on Truman Road in Kansas City, Missouri. After the lanes upset business owners, changes are coming. → Read More
A guide on how to get around at new single terminal at Kansas City International Airport
With the opening of the new single-terminal at the Kansas City International Airport, KSHB 41 News has a compiled a guide of everything you need to know when flying out. → Read More
'A walk down memory lane': Frequent flyer reflects on memories of old KCI terminal
Tim Burdick, a frequent business flyer out of Kansas City International Airport, took a walk down memory lane on Monday. → Read More
Kansas City Public Schools board votes to name Dr. Jennifer Collier as next superintendent
The Kansas City Public Schools district has its next leader — Dr. Jennifer Collier. Collier has served the district in many roles for 23 years. → Read More
'An Olathe legend': Late seamstress who altered law enforcement uniforms honored by deputies
Marcia Rider, a long-time seamstress who altered the uniforms for law enforcement for 30 years recently died, and is being honored by Johnson County deputies. → Read More
Students remember Lee's Summit teacher, coach killed Thursday in wreck on icy road
Rachel Stone’s coworkers said it’s hard to find anyone who wanted more for their students than Stone did. → Read More
Chiefs fans take lessons learned from last Super Bowl parade to make celebrating easier
Hundreds and hundreds of Chiefs fans booked a reservation at the Downton Marriott ahead of the Super Bowl LVII parade. → Read More
Chiefs fan, Eagles supporter overcome differing allegiances at site of 1st date
No difference is too great for couple Bailey Buchman and Brandon Gawel to overcome. “It's Chiefs Kingdom! Go Birds, Eagles!” they said over one another. → Read More
KC Marching Falcons get support from community, IHOP after equipment ruined by flood
KSHB 41 News first told you about the KC Marching Falcons in December when a pipe burst. Now the team's perseverance has paid off. → Read More
Marriott Hotel in downtown Kansas City adds to Chiefs Kingdom skyline
Kansas Citians may wonder who’s behind one of the most visible parts of Chiefs Kingdom possible in downtown Kansas City. → Read More
Longfellow Elementary parents voice concerns about school closures ahead of KCPS vote
The Kansas City Public Schools district board will decide whether or not to close Longfellow and Troost Elementary during a meeting Wednesday night. → Read More
Independence leaders say abatement issues have significantly increased
The City of Independence Code Enforcement Department says it's fighting an increase of trash, weeds, open storage and cars that just don’t work anymore. → Read More
Kansas City Chiefs fans near, abroad celebrate road to Germany
Chiefs fans both in the Kansas City area and thousands of miles away are excited for the team to play in Germany next season. → Read More
Kansas City leaders propose modifications to Truman Road bike lanes as debate continues
Confusion and controversy continues after bike lanes were installed on Truman Road in Kansas City, Missouri, last fall. → Read More
Community, Jewish leaders react to antisemitic, racist graffiti at Blue Valley High School
Local families and students are reacting to hate-filled imagery and language written across part of their school. → Read More
Attorney who represents sexual abuse victims reacts to KBI report on Catholic clergy
On Friday, the KBI released a report which identified dozens of Catholic clergy who may have committed sex crimes against children. → Read More
Bike lanes may be removed from Truman Road after safety concerns from business owners
Bike lanes along Truman Road in Kansas City, Missouri, were installed about three months ago. Since then, business owners along the street are pushing back on the lanes. → Read More
Kansas City downtown residents deal with water outages due to water main breaks
Some people living downtown Kansas City, Missouri, have been dealing with water outages due to recent water main breaks in the area. → Read More
KCMO drill team's equipment ruined ahead of New Orleans Mardi Gras performance
A Kansas City drill team's equipment was ruined by a water pipe break just ahead of their performance at the New Orleans Mardi Gras celebration. → Read More