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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

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce said he's "over last year" and is ready to focus on the 2023 season, but he;s excited for the fans and the Hunt family to celebrate a new banner ahead of Thursday's NFL opener.

New Hot Summer Nights program hopes to reduce violence among children and teens

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

KSHB 41 I-Team reporter Jessica McMaster spoke with a mother who hopes her story will shine a light on America's challenge with gun access and weapons ending up in wrongful hands.

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

Seal of Biliteracy program helps foster diversity at Kansas City Public Schools

Urban and rural health professionals are waving a caution flag as COVID officially ends.

A town hall held to address ongoing violence in Kansas City.

JCCC baseball team breaks school record for wins in a season

A teenager was killed on Tuesday afternoon in a shooting in Kansas City, Missouri.

Community and transgender leaders in Kansas City will host a town hall Wednesday to discuss policies and issues ahead of Pride weekend.

Olathe woman is showing off her huge collection of Black Barbies ahead of movie premiere

Light rain this morning followed by sunshine late this afternoon

Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Derrick Nnadi said "we're here to work" as Chris Jones' contract holdout continues.

QuikTrip shooting recap

Emergency responders and supporters gathered Monday at Dub’s Dred Golf Course in Kansas City, Kansas, to raise awareness for post-traumatic stress disorder among first responders.

Johnson County neighbors offering to help fallen Fairway officer's family

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.

Service workers hope the new Royals ballpark district comes with higher wages

The numbers are in and we now know the economic impact of the biggest event Kansas City has ever hosted — the NFL Draft.

Local police departments see rise in Kia and Hyundai thefts

Football fans sweated through first Friday night of high school football