The idea is for officers to be more visible to residents, people on the street, and businesses, creating a safer environment and, in return, helping to revitalize the area.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe signed the state’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year, which included cuts to a program meant to help cover child care costs.

One Kansas City charity found without furniture, it’s harder for people to rebuild their life as they still struggle to live.

Pawportunities, an animal welfare nonprofit based in Blue Springs, says that while it has been granted a brief extension, a ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Lawrence Community is remembering a teen who unexpectedly passed in early June. 17-year-old ...

Marquez was found dead at the scene of a shooting in the 2700 block of South 8th Terrace on Sunday evening just before 7:30 p ...

A Peculiar man is behind bars after a year-long investigation led detectives to find hundreds of files of child porn on his ...

Investigators are continuing to piece together what happened in the moments before a 25-year-old man on an e-bike was killed ...

Are you noticing fewer suspicious cars in your neighborhood? Or even fewer porch pirates? For Johnson County residents, it ...

Recruiting new teachers may become more difficult for Missouri schools after the governor cut some programs from the state ...

The Senate budget reconciliation bill provides certainty for Kansans by preventing a tax hike on middle-class families and ...

A new grant aimed at strengthening Kansas City’s food system with fresh, locally produced food was introduced by city ...