La'nita Brooks

The federal government has awarded the Mattie Rhodes Center with $1,031,000 for violence prevention initiatives, as Kansas City homicides have declined compared to this time last year.

A Kansas City-focused deterrence program is showing measurable results in reducing violent crime and changing lives in the process.

The Kauffman Cares after-school program gathered students, survivors and community organizations Saturday to honor young lives lost to violence — including a former student killed in 2024.

Missouri voters and elected officials are divided over Missouri's congressional map as signature certification remains stalled.

Project Homeless Connect Kansas City (PHCKC) transformed the Gregg/Klice Community Center into a one-stop hub for people experiencing homelessness.

The historic Northeast neighborhood of Kansas City is preparing to welcome visitors from around the world for the World Cup, and community leaders and business owners say the area's rich cultural diversity is its greatest asset.

Activists turned out Saturday afternoon to Mill Creek Park in Kansas City, Missouri, as part of a nationwide Voting Rights Day of Action.

Hundreds of people packed the parking lot at Linwood Boulevard and Prospect Avenue on Wednesday for the grand opening of United Market KC, a new grocery store community members say represents more than a place to shop.

Kansas City's historic jazz district celebrated the completion of phase one of a $400 million reinvestment initiative Wednesday.

The Indianapolis Clowns are returning to Kansas City for two sold-out games at Kauffman Stadium, bringing with them a legacy rooted in the Negro Leagues and a tradition of blending elite athleticism with entertainment.