Megan Abundis

Video shared with KSHB 41 News shows law enforcement returned to the home of Oscar Sanchez-Munoz, the suspect connected to a string of shootings last week, Monday in Independence.

The new, local owners who have taken over the former Cloverleaf Apartments in south Kansas City say they are ready to reinvest in the community and restore hundreds of housing units.

On Aug. 4, Amendment 5 will be on the ballot. A "Yes" vote would phase out and eliminate Missouri's individual income tax and give lawmakers the authority to bypass current constitutional restrictions and create new sales taxes.

Historians at the Wornall-Majors House Museums in south Kansas City have uncovered hundreds of names of enslaved people who lived in Jackson County, Missouri — a discovery years in the making that is now being preserved in a new living database.

KC Shepherd's Center says it is the only nonprofit exclusively serving older adults in Jackson County, a role it has held for 50 years.

A woman accused in a repeated string of tire slashings in 2024 and 2026 in the Waldo neighborhood was released from custody earlier this month despite efforts from the Jackson County Prosecuting Attorney's Office to keep her in custody.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Pegah's Family Restaurants is set to open a new location in the old Waldo Cafe space, KSHB 41 learned Wednesday.

The Veterans Community Project completed its new outreach center in Kansas City, marking the latest milestone for the organization that began in 2016 with a vision to address veteran homelessness.

'This is a great way to get experience' KSHB 41 reporter Megan Abundis covers Kansas City, Missouri, including neighborhoods in the southern part of the city.

In Kansas, incarcerated mothers and babies are not kept together, so the Church of the Resurrection in Olathe started an effort to connect local families.