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.

A new wrongful death lawsuit calls for justice after two Kansas City, Missouri, police officers shot and killed a 64-year-old man last year near a bus stop.

A Kansas City homeowner is warning others about a potential real estate scam after encountering an invalid contract during the sale of his east side home.

A lifelong Independence resident tried to check into a hometown hotel to take his kids on a swimming "staycation" before school. But he says he was turned away: "We're not serving Independence residents anymore."

An eviction case is revealing new clues that could help federal investigators solve a nationwide household moving scheme linked to the New Jersey-based company Howards Vanlines.

People with boxes of their most treasured possessions are frustrated they may lose a solid chance to secure their items from inside a Leavenworth warehouse that may be linked to a nationwide moving fraud investigation.

KMBC 9 Investigates is continuing to follow a Leavenworth warehouse connected to customers who say they were charged thousands of dollars more than expected on moving day , and in some cases, never got their belongings back.

More than 40 soldiers and airmen from the Kansas National Guard are working to clear storm debris in Kansas City, Kansas, after residents spent more than a week without power.

An Excelsior Springs church says a garbage truck may have contributed to a sewer collapse that caused $7,000 in repairs and canceled Sunday service.

Blue Springs man is raising awareness about potholes on his street, which city maps confirm is privately owned, leaving repairs up to property owners