Investigative Reporter/Anchor/Documentary Journalist
Matt Flener is an Investigative Reporter/Anchor/Documentary Journalist at KMBC. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular expertise in energy, environmental services, and law enforcement. Matt's work has been featured in outlets such as WXII 12, KETV, and Madison Magazine.
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Matt Flener's journalism focuses largely on local legal cases, government announcements, and evolving stories in the Kansas City area. He often covers topics related to law enforcement, education, community concerns, traffic issues, and housing problems.
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A Kansas couple and their two daughters were able to escape after lightning struck their home, sending concrete flying and leaving burn marks behind.
By: Matt Flener
Kansas City officials are collaborating in the Emergency Operations Center to maintain safety during the World Cup, with preparations in place for the final match this weekend.
By: Matt Flener
A majority of the 250 streetlight banners installed more than two years ago to promote Kansas City in the Northland have either fallen or blown away.
By: Matt Flener
Frustration is growing in an Independence neighborhood where abandoned homes, overgrown weeds and a stalled subdivision remain months after the former developer's downfall.
By: Matt Flener
The Western Reception, Diagnostic and Correctional Center in St. Joseph, Missouri, is experiencing air conditioning problems, raising concerns about the safety of inmates and staff during dangerous summer heat.
A Cass County homeowner says a dispute with a local sewer district over a lien and unfinished sewer connection is preventing her from selling her property.
A new lead may provide clues into something homeowners and real estate agents believe is a scam targeting home titles.
Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves thanked department members and the community on Thursday and spoke about her tenure just a day after announcing her retirement.
A Miami man is facing four felony counts in connection to a moving fraud scheme that KMBC 9 has been investigating for months.
By: Matt Flener
A group that gathered more than 300,000 signatures challenging a new Missouri congressional map that largely favors Republicans has sued the Missouri secretary of state for his decision to toss out those signatures on Tuesday.
