Megan Abundis is a Multimedia Journalist at KSHB / KMCI / The EW Scripps Company. She specializes in architecture and planning, with a focus on construction and real estate topics. Megan's work has also been featured in NewsBreak.
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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
Eden Village says their 2026 plans include their most ambitious project — a second site that will house even more people.
By: Megan Abundis
KSHB 41 reporter Megan Abundis covers Kansas City, Missouri, including neighborhoods in the southern part of the city.
By: Megan Abundis
Program gives incarcerated mothers chance to 'fight for their families' KSHB 41 reporter Megan Abundis covers Kansas City, Missouri, including neighborhoods in the southern part of the city.
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Robeson Middle School property owner Sean Pickett can move to demolish the building that's been empty since 2004.
By: Megan Abundis
Construction is underway on a second Eden Village community in Kansas City, Kansas, as the organization behind the tiny home model says it is making progress in addressing chronic homelessness.
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Kansas City, Missouri, is expecting 70,000 fans a day during the World Cup, and keeping them safe will take 1,300 officers every day.
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Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe's Blue Shield program is entering its second year with a $10 million boost
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A nonprofit is stepping in to save a free health screening program that serves 18,000 Kansas City metro elementary school students each year after Oracle abruptly cut its funding last month.
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Residents near "Kansas City Stadium" will need a free temporary parking permit to get in and out of their neighborhood during the FIFA World Cup 2026, which runs from June 11 to July 13.
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Families visiting Blue Ridge Lawn Memorial Gardens, located at 2640 Blue Ridge Boulevard in Kansas City, Missouri, say the historic cemetery has fallen into disarray and no one can reach the owner.
