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‘We’ve set the standard’: Bishop Miege motivated to defend state football title

Red Tail Academy working to get kids to Dream to Fly

Arts community in KCMO working hard to recover from pandemic slowdown

Community Assistance Council helps neighbors pay utility bills after heat wave

A Kansas City Red Cross volunteer is bracing for the impact of Hurricane Idalia in Florida.

The Endless Game Foundation is holding a charity game from Thursday, Aug. 31 to Monday, Sept. 4 at noon.

Ralph Yarl took the the stand during a hearing in the case against Andrew Lester.

It turns out the Kansas City Chiefs' run to a Super Bowl LVII championship may have played a big role in what was a lucrative first year of legalized sports betting in Kansas.

Quick thinking from Kansas City gas station workers prevented a man from losing thousands through a Bitcoin scam

100 hours of baseball in Kansas City? Charity hopes to raise $300K one inning at a time

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid honored fellow cheeseburger aficionado and Hawaiian shirt fan Jimmy Buffett, who died Friday at age 76.

PH Coffee in Kansas City is placing focus on childhood reading with weekly storytime session

A Gladstone Facebook group is helping locals save money during record inflation.

A Kansas City nonprofit has sent more than 600,000 tourniquets to Ukraine .

Habitat KC building new homes to help shrink affordable housing gap

Reporter Caroline Hogan breaks down the potential costs for traveling to Germany for the Chiefs matchup against the Miami Dolphins

An Olathe woman is traveling to Ukraine for a humanitarian trip next month.

A med school graduate hopes to advocate for families as her newborn battles a rare defect

Natalie Julien has filled her Overland Park home with seven children, ranging in age from 10 to 23. While she plans to spend Mother’s Day celebrating their bond, her mind is also outside her home.

Independence City Council to decide whether pit bull ban goes to the polls

Students and parents voiced their demands at a protest after racist behavior toward a Black student at Olathe South.

Blue Springs High School track star Keith Griffin III ran the fastest high school time this season in Missouri in a recent open 400 meter run.

Liquor License ordinance