Grant Stephens

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The impact of misinformation during an election cycle can be tremendous, which is why the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is warning of its rise.

Voters have been particularly concerned about waiting in long lines on Nov. 5, but Clay County election officials are doing something different to help voters avoid those long waits to vote.

Election Offices on both sides of the state line are offering early voting today, but hours and locations are different today.

The World War I Museum and Memorial is telling the stories of veterans through new and re-envisioned displays, and a public ceremony.

A local family is honoring the legacy of their relative who served in the first world war.

Just because your vote hasn't been entered into the website yet doesn't mean it hasn't been counted.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Leavenworth County Attorney Todd Thompson hopes a recent court case involving kids serves as a warning to all parents as temperatures drop this winter.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The holidays are all about traditions, and this year, a local Christmas light installation company, Jingle Bros, is starting a new one.

Hundreds of people in need of food this Thanksgiving stopped by the Ivanhoe Neighborhood Center Saturday morning to receive donations.

Home is whatever you make it - and Flourish, a furniture bank in KC, helps people make it their own.