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'We never stop hiring': Blue Valley School District talks bus drivers for school year after shortage

Authorities read a reporter their rights prior to executing a search warrant at the Marion County Record on Friday, Aug. 11, 2023.

Kansas City inching closer to building new solar energy array by KCI

Jackson County Public Health pushes back-to-school immunizations

Road safety is at the top of mind for Kansas City-area families after a Derby girl was killed in a bus crash

Parents are worried about the future of the Blue Valley School Chinese Immersion Program

A First Amendment attorney and professor weighed in on the Marion County Record raid

KC marks halfway point for man’s 9,000-mile trek for childhood cancer research

Both Clay and Jackson counties are making their case about where the Royals' new ballpark district should be

Female suspect in deadly encounter with Fairway officer now faces murder charge

The Marion County attorney withdrew a search warrant against a Kansas newspaper

MLB commissioner toured the possible locations for a new Royals ballpark district and called them both outstanding options

Female suspect in deadly encounter with Fairway officer now faces murder charge

Pharmacy of Graves serves uninsured Wyandotte County population

'It takes your breath away': Blue Springs High School construction nearly complete to welcome freshman class

Lenexa moved forward with an updated community and senior center hub

Firefighter conference in Kansas City hopes to offer solutions for departments across the nation and world.

The Marion County Chief of Police refused to discuss a raid he signed off on a local newspaper

KSHB 41 reporter Charlie Keegan examined bridge conditions in Kansas and Missouri.

Families applaud Kansas City's efforts to crack down on illegal operating businesses

Kansas football fans are excited for planned stadium upgrades.

Neighbors are excited for renovations planned for Parkwood Park in KCK

In a town of less than 2,000 people, located next to a self-serve carwash, sits an old brick building filled with passionate journalists who run Marion County Record.

The police chief that helped lead a raid of a south central Kansas newspaper last Friday is now deferring all questions about the raid to the Kansas Bureau of Investigations.

Multidisciplinary Public Safety Task Force seeks to collaboratively prevent, reduce crime across KCMO