McKenzie Nelson

Student-choreographed contemporary dance took center stage as SEMO's Dobbins Conservatory staged "Moving Perspectives" March 19-21 at Rust Flexible Theater.

{Content warning - explicit language} Cape Girardeau residents join nationwide No Kings Movement in Capaha Park, protesting Trump administration policies and calling for immigrant rights, diversity and nonviolent community action.

SEMO's River Campus staged “Legally Blonde: The Musical” April 10–12, blending high-energy fun with hands-on learning, student growth and campus community on and off stage.

What started as a routine flight to the NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, turned into an unexpected bonding moment between strangers and a soon-to-be NFL rookie.

Kansas City is known for its legendary barbecue, but in Pittsburgh, locals and visitors alike line up for a different kind of staple: the signature sandwiches at Primanti Bros..

Opening Night of the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh will be a night Mansoor Delane will remember for the rest of his life.

Something is different at Spring Hill High School this softball season. The offense is riding a power surge.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The KSHB 41 News team will be talking to residents in South Kansas City, Missouri, and Waldo from 5–7 p.m. on Thursday, June 18, at KC Bier Co,

Lots of “oranje” smiles dotted the practice field stands on Wednesday as the Dutch men’s national team held an open practice at the Kansas City Current’s facilities in Riverside.

For many young soccer players, walking onto the field at the FIFA World Cup is nothing more than a dream. That dream became reality for 8-year-old Kansas City native Enoch McCleery.