More than a few things to consider tonight as we check local crime scene reporting, court cases, tragic testimony and worthwhile community outreach. Check TKC news gathering . . .
Musicians and Mardi Gras marchers have made their way through 18th & Vine, the Crossroads, and the Westside neighborhood for decades — rain, sleet or snow. The colorfully-dressed revelers, known as krewes,
It’s March, which means tournament basketball is heating up in Kansas City, starting with the MIAA Men’s and Women’s Championships and the Big 12 Women’s Basketball Tournament this week.
A man has been charged in connection with a fatal shooting near 82nd Street and Holmes Road on Aug. 25, 2024. Prosecutors have charged La’Relle Dennis with second-degree murder and other related offenses.
A Kansas City woman shares her experience of being scammed by someone posing as a Johnson County Sheriff's Department officer, urging others to be cautious.
The Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas put a moratorium on food trucks at a popular intersection after several health and safety violations. The two-month ban lifted on Friday.
Chef Franco of Cupini’s gives us a Taste of Italy while showing us the health benefits of each ingredient he uses. See what separate themselves from the others and how you
The Kansas City Fire Department is working to put out a fire at a scrap yard Saturday afternoon. Fire crews responded to a reported fire in the 8100 block of Wilson Avenue near I-435 at 2:15 p.m. Firefighters reported heavy fire from a large pile of scrap metal and debris. Smoke from the fire could be seen from far away.
The Kansas City Chiefs fell short in their quest to become the first team in NFL history to win three Super Bowls in a row, as they got blown out in Super Bowl 59 by the Philadelphia Eagles. Now, they enter the offseason looking to revamp their roster in an effort to make it back to the big game,
Bond told reporters on Friday that he would beat Worthy's mark, which the Kansas City Chiefs draft pick set last year. The Texas wide receiver predicted a time of 4.2 or, if he was "feeling great," a 4.
As President Donald Trump continues to cut the federal workforce in an effort to downsize the government, a Kansas City man is one of many federal workers who was laid off. He said the unknown caused a lot of ups and downs for him.
