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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By: Matt Flener
Trash and litter are a widespread issue across Kansas City neighborhoods, roads and highways, but a Northland group is working to clean up the metro and inspire others to get involved.
State emergency crews set up a mobile hospital at Arrowhead Stadium, or Kansas City Stadium, on Monday, preparing to support World Cup visitors.
By: Matt Flener
Two customers of Howards Vanlines have come forward to KMBC 9 Investigates with information that may help break open cases of missing or delayed household moving shipments.
Lawrence Police are seeking more information about a former teacher at Lawrence and Free State High School, now charged with a sex crime from 2001.
As Kansas City hosts World Cup matches and events, scammers are targeting fans with fake websites and fraudulent ticket offers. Here's what to look out for.
By: Matt Flener
With Kansas City set to host its first FIFA World Cup match Tuesday night, local, state and federal agencies say extensive security measures are in place.
By: Matt Flener
KIDDER, Mo. — Neighbors of a man now charged with conspiracy to commit murder in a plot to kill government officials at a UFC fight on the
By: Matt Flener
Autumn King’s mother, Susan, filed a lawsuit against Pulaski County, Missouri, and others alleging that neglect and inadequate medical care led to her death in jail after an opioid overdose.
By: Matt Flener
A Raymore homeowner says her solar panels became "roof decorations" after failing to produce the promised electricity. She's one of more than 50 people who have contacted KMBC 9 Investigates with concerns about solar contracts, mounting payments and unexpected financial consequences.
By: Matt Flener
An Independence woman received a letter in the mail, claiming she won a sweepstakes. But she paused when it asked her to deposit a check for thousands.
