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Mother of fentanyl overdose victim warns of drug's impact

The base of beer is always the same. Water, yeast, barley and hops; it’s a recipe that hasn’t changed since 4,000 BC. But Earth’s climate is changing, and brewers are taking note.

Family of Chiefs fan who died at training camp speaks on upcoming season without her

Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid said the defense is prepared to open the 2023 season Thursday against Detroit without All-Pro defensive tackle Chris Jones.

Professional musician Dane Justice is used to filling the Country Club Plaza streets with jazz, but lately, he said he's heard more sirens.

High costs prevent employed, but homeless people from buying houses

'A labor of love': How 1 Kansas City-area artist is sharing his pride in Chiefs Kingdom

Holocaust survivor Sonia Warshawski closes Overland Park tailoring shop after decades in business

It's one thing to hear about a senseless tragedy like the deadly shooting of Sir-Antonio Brown, but one Kansas City-area family knows exactly how it feels.

Strangers drawn to memorial to murdered KCK child

"Leave Wes alone."

KC car dealership explains how increased interest rates affect car industry

Blue Springs track star Keith Griffin III set a state record in the open 400M run

Family upset with plea deal in Manny Guzman's stabbing death

The Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools police chief talks the dangers of fentanyl as summer approaches.

Clay County officials went on the offensive Friday in their efforts to draw the Royals ballpark district.

A mom and son in the LGBTQ+ community are speaking out after their home was vandalized in Independence

Independence City Council members voted not to hold a special election on a repeal of the city's pit bull ban

Ralph Yarl's family is reflecting on a tragedy that changed their lives.

Pop-up events add spice to the Kansas City business and entertainment scenes

The KC Reparations Coalition and community advocates engaged in a town hall on Wednesday.

Charlie Keegan tells us how you can bring your voice to the conversation surrounding the development along Kansas City's riverfront.

Rae Daniel introduces us to a nonprofit addressing this divide and working to close the digital gap here in Kansas City.

Chiefs Kingdom fills Spratt Stadium for first open practice at training camp

United in Peace Foundation working to stop violent crime in KCMO