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Jackson County legislators are discussing ways to hold Tyler Technologies accountable for issues in the assessment process

The Raytown Summer Lunch Ministry served bags of groceries to 150 families in 1 hour.

One Tank Trips: Daisha turns pages at Prospero's Bookstore

KC Streetcar resumes service

One local program hopes to drive interest in careers in trade work.

Urban Neighborhood Initiative is working to unlock the potential of Kansas City youth by giving them and others in the community a space to dream big at the Wendell Phillips School

Independence homeowner loses real estate contract, appeals assessment

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Richie James Jr., who played in former Chiefs QB coach Mike Kafka's system last year with the New York Giants, said the two offenses only overlap about 10%.

Crane Brewing is working to make cold ones enjoyable and more sustainable for the planet

Kansas City-area movie theaters see boost in crowds during Barbie, Oppenheimer premieres

Kansas City hydroponic farm growing in an East Bottoms warehouse

Blue Springs alum hopes to be the ‘Patrick Mahomes of SlamBall’

Student athletes train early to avoid the heat

Kansas City Chiefs right guard Trey Smith said the rebuilt offensive line is developing chemistry and "getting up to speed" with the offense.

'Psycho Psummer' Trail Nerd runners prepared to run in heat, humidity

Shawnee Mission NW community mourns the loss of 17-year-old killed in crash

A Kansas City-area veteran received a brand new roof Wednesday thanks to a partnership between Habitat for Humanity, Storm Restorations of America and Owens Corning.

After the deadline to appeal the Jackson County property assessments passes, what happens next?

Kansas Citians continue to deal with latest round of power outages.

Voters and KCMO Mayor Quinton Lucas laid out priorities for new the KCMO council.

A rally in Kansas City was held to support the SAG-AFTRA strike.

Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid offered his condolences to the family of Jessica Tangen, who died Sunday while attending training camp.

The Hartford family’s pride flag and decorated mailbox have been stolen, broken, and/or burned twice this month.

Missouri's Back-to-School sales holiday tax weekend kicks off Friday and it's a weekend college students living in Kansas City look forward to so they can save big and get more bang for their buck.

Kansas City engineers want public input before moving forward with the Trolley Track Trail project in KCMO.