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A single-engine plane made a hard landing at the Charles B. Wheel Downtown Airport Saturday afternoon.

Thieves targeted a KCK church to steal cash and the secretary's wallet over the weekend.

Wyandotte County election officials said the county is ready for the August primary.

Dr. David Wild discusses the CDC's new mask guidance.

KC Scholars helps vulnerable students succeed.

Medicare open enrollment begins Oct. 15, and there are a few important changes people looking to sign up should be aware of. Julie Brookhart from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services told 41 Action News anchor Taylor Hemness what people should expect.

Kansas City Public Schools and KCPD said they are aware of a threat made to Northeast High School on social media. Officials said they believe these are computer-generated posts targetingschools with the name "Northeast High School" across the nation.

Chiefs fans in Tampa head home after a tough loss.

At Académie Lafayette, 6th-graders are recycling hundreds of plastic bags to make mats for the homeless.

First responders gathered Fridaymorning to honor fallen Clinton, Missouri, Officer Christopher Ryan Morton. The community showed their support of the thin blue line to honor Morton who made the ultimate sacrifice protecting the town.

Missouri lawmaker calls for special session to stop vaccine mandates

UMKC program helps Latino students keep moving forward

The owner of Davis Motors is asking for help identifying the man who burglarized his business.

A former U.S. Secret Service agent who worked on a presidential detail for the late George H.W. Bush reminisced about the 41stPresident of the United States on Saturday after learning of Bush's passing.

Johnson County, Kansas, reports receiving a record number of mail-in ballots for the August primary.

Parents of a former fourth-grade student in Olathe Public Schools said they believe a teacher who took inappropriate photos of their daughter acted similarly with other female students in the past.

Small Business Saturday spotlights local businesses

Employers have the authority to mandate that workers receive the COVID-19 vaccine – with some “limited exceptions,” according to a Kansas City, Missouri, employment lawyer.

Former University of Kansas basketball star Mark Randall still remembers his first practice with the Chicago Bulls.

Three KCK firefighters were hurt during a fire at a house on the city's demolition list.

Everything looks and feels a little different in 2020 —including Giving Tuesday.

A Chiefs fan celebrating after the win over the Buffalo Bills shares his thoughts on the victory.

Parents of Kansas City Pfizer vaccine trial participant excited about initial findings

Retail stores and restaurants are hoping to get support on Small Business Saturday.

Kansas City man launches initiative to empower Black voters