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What KC area doctors want you to know about Eris, the latest COVID-19 variant

Turn the Page KC and KSHB 41's "If You Give a Child a Book..." campaign hopes to improve childhood reading skills.

KCAI student uses art to process attack on Ukraine

The lawsuit comes more than two weeks after the crash on 71 Highway near Bannister Road in Kansas City.

One Tank Trips: Amelia Earhart Hangar Museum

Neighbors reflect on 100 years of the Country Club Plaza

Olathe Officer involved shooting

This World Breastfeeding Week, two moms prepare to return to work while nursing

Heat illness at the forefront of parents' and coaches' minds as practices start

New private Christian elementary school opens doors in Gardner

Children of Homicide Victims nonprofit looks back on five years of service

Members of Hosanna! Lutheran Church in Liberty, Missouri, harvested grapes from vines on the property Sunday.

Decked in her Chiefs jersey and red cowboy hat, Tory Campbell sat patiently for over an hour as nail artist Hilary Carter conjured some Mahomes Magic of her own.

In front of the Labor Day crowd at Kauffman Stadium, Cameron Black threw out the first pitch before the Royals faced the Chicago White Sox.

Community activist, business owner react to violent Labor Day weekend in Kansas City

Small children produce big fun in the Bitty Basketball program at the Linwood YMCA

Wet and stormy at times for your Thursday

The grandmother of Kansas City, Missouri's, most recent homicide victim is asking the public for information that would bring the person or persons responsible for shooting her grandson to justice.

Alicia Keys and Roc Nation bussed Staley High School students to the superstar's St. Louis concert

Volunteers hit the streets to identify 'Urban Heat Islands' in JoCo, Wyandotte County

The University of Missouri Kansas City broke ground on a new building in St. Joseph. It is the School of Medicine’s latest effort to address the severe physician shortage in rural Missouri.

All For Mom's Foundation helps struggling mothers through tough times

Hy-Vee Athlete of the Week: Blue Valley North’s Logan Parks powering Mustangs volleyball

A family is hoping KCPD reopens a cold case from 1994.

The Belton community gathered Tuesday to honor victims who lost their lives to fentanyl overdoses.