JuYeon Kim

A new real estate agency opened its doors in Argentine, Kansas City, Kansas. Jones & Homes Real Estate wants to make sure people of all backgrounds have equal access to home ownership.

LAWRENCE, Kan. — Students at the University of Kansas began their multi-day, pro-Palestinian encampment in front of Fraser Hall on Wednesday.

A growing physician shortage in rural counties is one of the biggest challenges in healthcare. The need inspired a Kansas City University graduate to help fill the gap.

Johnson County and the City of Shawnee held a ribbon cutting ceremony for their newest MED-ACT station. 911 call response times will decrease for over 70,000 residents.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan. — The Eastern Kansas VA Medical Center held a resource and information fair on Saturday morning for women veterans so that they can learn more about the PACT Act and its benefits.

GRAIN VALLEY, Mo. — The Grain Valley community is asking for better safety measures after losing 20-year-old Christian Lanear in a fatal car accident.

A senior at Smithville High School is headed to college nearly debt-free after receiving the "Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship." He is one of more than 400 students nationwide to qualify.

KCMO has been dealing with computer system issues for about a week. Not only are residents concerned about potential privacy issues, but they are also dealing with unforeseen inconveniences.

According to the Mental Health Foundation, girls and women between the ages of 16 and 24 are almost three times more likely to experience a mental health issue than boys and men of the same age.

It's already been a deadly year for children in Kansas City, Missouri. Eight children have been killed, and Thursday night, a girl under the age of six was shot and is in serious condition.