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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.

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.

Kansas City, Kansas nonprofit helping refugee women earn living 1 stitch at time

Nwaneri is 5-star defensive lineman recruit, top prospect in nation

Donations help ease back to school burden for Hispanic community

Some Académie Lafayette families are now left scrambling due to bus driver shortages

Lawrence could be the 1st city in Kansas to pass CROWN Act

Bagpipers honor slain Fairway Officer Jonah Oswald after funeral service

Bagpipers honor slain Fairway Officer Jonah Oswald after funeral service

Fairway police and other agencies and family honored Jonah Oswald

Bagpipers honor slain Fairway Officer Jonah Oswald after funeral service

End of watch for fallen Fairway police officer Jonah Oswald

Flyover for fallen Fairway police officer Jonah Oswald

Friends, family and law enforcement colleagues paid their last respects Sunday to fallen Fairway Police Department Ofc. Jonah Oswald, who died Aug. 6 in the line of duty.

With pain in her voice, 87-year-old Dorinda Makanaonalani Nicholson said watching the city of Lahaina, Hawaii, burn felt like a loss of history.

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid said the starters "were not good enough" after the offense sputtered on its only drive and the defense gave up two touchdowns.