Megan Abundis is a multimedia journalist for KSHB, KMCI, and The EW Scripps Company, focusing on local news in the Kansas City area. With a passion for storytelling, Megan covers a wide range of topics including community events, social issues, crime, and local government. She strives to provide accurate and impactful reporting that keeps the community informed and engaged.
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Megan's coverage heavily emphasizes local events, government announcements, and evolving community stories in the Kansas City area. She focuses on issues related to family & relationships and crime within the community.
To effectively reach out to Megan Abundis, consider providing insights or personal stories related to local events, government decisions or policies impacting Kansas City residents. If you have expertise in family-related topics such as support programs for families affected by violence or legislative changes concerning community safety, it could be of interest to her. Additionally, if you can provide commentary on ongoing investigations into local incidents or propose solutions regarding the prevalent themes she covers such as crime and legislation impacting Kansas City communities, your input may resonate with her reporting focus.
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By: Megan Abundis
A Kansas City Public Schools district mentorship program has four years of successes recorded to date.
By: Megan Abundis
Catholic Charities has invested in a new location in south Kansas City. The larger space at 8001 Longview Road is allowing them to serve thousands of more families.
By: Megan Abundis
Experts say once a child or teenager is discharged from an inpatient or residential service program, the transition back home can be a challenging one.
By: Megan Abundis
KSHB 41 News spoke with the family of Chris Culbertson one week ago—and on Thursday they say they are still searching for accountability after Culbertson was killed in a violent dog pack attack.
By: Megan Abundis
On Friday, a petition circulating northeast Kansas City neighborhoods centered around the future of Kansas City Public School’s Whittier Elementary.
By: Megan Abundis
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — New owners run the Ottawa Northern Railroad's shortline and are ready to welcome visitors in Baldwin City, Kan., for the holiday season.
By: Megan Abundis
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City, Missouri, leaders say the work to add a transatlantic flight from the Kansas City International Airport is ongoing.
By: Megan Abundis, David Medina
Kansas City, Missouri, voters will decide whether to help give millions to Kansas City Public Schools in the spring.
By: Megan Abundis
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education released its latest Annual Performance Report scores for Missouri schools, reflecting the 2023-2024 school year.
By: Megan Abundis
In Missouri, getting prepared for the Thanksgiving holiday for some means going to the grocery store and the marijuana dispensary.
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