Alan Shope

As dangerous heat continues across the Kansas City area, a personal trainer shares tips for staying active while avoiding heat exhaustion, including hydration, timing your workouts and recognizing warning signs.

Missouri has delayed its new temporary tag system until February 2027. The Missouri State Highway Patrol says expired and fake temporary tags remain a growing problem while officers continue enforcing registration laws.

The 8th annual Kansas City People's Choice Awards recognized entrepreneurs, professionals, businesses and community leaders during a black-tie celebration Sunday night.

Missouri's familiar temporary paper tags are going away. Beginning in February 2027, most drivers who buy a vehicle from a dealership will no longer need to visit a license office.

High school girls in the Kansas City area got the chance to learn all about a career in public safety through a hands-on learning and leadership camp hosted by female KCFD firefighters.

A longtime Johnson County nonprofit is hoping a night of entertainment will help provide safety and support for domestic violence survivors.

On Saturday, local Algeria fans came together to thank Lawrence residents for embracing their team during the six weeks of the World Cup.

Families, veterans and supporters gathered at Call Sign Brewery in North Kansas City to commemorate the 15th anniversary of Extortion 17 and honor the 31 Americans killed during the Afghanistan mission.

Kansas City-area families are finding major savings at Rhea Lana's back-to-school consignment sale in Shawnee, where clothing, shoes and winter gear are selling for about 70% off retail.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City's jazz heritage took center stage Sunday as KC Jazz Alive kicked off its annual monthlong celebration honoring hometown legend Charlie Parker.