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A Lenexa police officer was involved in a shooting Saturday afternoon.

Doctors address attitudes toward receiving a new vaccine.

The decision to be vaccinated is not as easy for some as it is for others, and as misinformation spreads, COVID-19 messaging is nearly everywhere you turn.

A local bridal salon owner isn't supporting the recent headlines about Chinese tariffs potentially having devastating effects on the bridal industry.

Reports: Trump cabinet informally discussed the 25th amendment

The Chiefs Flag Warriors got to travel with the team to Miami to keep fans hyped during Super Bowl LIV.

Some people are questioning the treatment of Capitol protestors versus the treatment of Black Lives Matter Protesters by police.

Local kids start getting Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine

First-time voters are interested in seeing how tonight's presidential debate plays out.

The coronavirus pandemic has many people wondering how they can boost their immune system and stay healthy. Health professionals say embracing habits like eating right, exercising, practicing mindfulness and getting enough sleep will all help.

The Kansas City Workhouse Castle looks like it would have fit in well with the architecture of medieval times.

An attorney for Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly’s has told the state Supreme Court that a Republican-dominated legislative panel exceeded its authority by overturning the Democratic governor's order banning religious and funeral services of more than 10 people during the coronavirus pandemic.

Market helps hispanic businesses

At least five people are in custody after a robbery led to a police chase and standoff Sunday evening.

A group of doctors spent time Friday at 41 Action News answering questions from the public about the global COVID-19 outbreak and how it may affect the Kansas City area.

Here are some tips to consider when talking with your children about coronavirus.

Johnson County COVID-19 vaccines

Mail-in ballots still are being counted throughout the country, as states have different procedures for when they can begin tallying them.

Students at Sunflower Elementary School in Gardner were talking about veterans day when Chief Warrant Officer Brandon Williams surprised his daughter.

Local swimmer Madison Strathman competing in swimming Olympic Trials in Omaha, Nebraska on June 5.

Multiple law enforcement agencies including the FBI searched the Jackson County Detention Center yesterday, looking for more evidence in a contraband ring they’ve been investigating for weeks. Now several people are facing charges.

With big projects coming up in Kansas City, like a new KCI, some fear a construction shortage could slow things down.

Police, courts wrestle with sovereign citizen movement

Metro teens talk about how violence has impacted their lives.

Price Chopper will soon move into the old Kmart building on Bannister and Hillcrest roads.