Kansas City MO

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Talks to bring major changes to the Country Club Plaza picked back up as new owners presented their development vision to the city’s planning commission. The Gillon Property Group has held listening sessions to hear public thoughts on taller buildings, additional walkability and other...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Cybercriminals are getting more creative. Security experts want the public to be suspicious of emails to automatically send invitations to your mobile phone’s calendar. Clicking the wrong link gives criminals access to virtually anything they want. Most phone users are alerted to an odd...

The proposal from Mayor Quinton Lucas would prohibit the sale of unregulated psychoactive substances and dangerous inhalants.

Several school districts around the area quickly changed course when the snow storm hit on Monday and dismissed students early.

Mid‑America Real Estate Corporation’s Investment Sales Group announced the sale of Summit Fair, a well‑known retail and dining destination in the southeastern suburbs of Kansas City. Principals Ben Wineman and Joe Girardi served as the exclusive listing brokers on behalf of the seller, Phoenix‑based RED Development....

Amid buildings damaged by fire, and others with boarded up windows and doors, Olive Park Village tenants have consistently been exposed to dangerous and unsafe living conditions. During a press conference on Wednesday, November 26 at the site (2310 E. 9th St.), several representatives from City departments spoke...

As frigid weather sets in, the number of emergency cold weather beds for unhoused individuals in Kansas City has more than doubled this year, rising by nearly 500 beds, according to the city’s houseless prevention coordinator. A lot of the credit, he said, goes to the city’s work with their partner agencies and...

The family of Cameron Lamb used the sixth anniversary of his shooting death by a Kansas City Missouri police officer to donate items to the Black Archives that were found on Lamb after his killing.

As the saying goes, "All good things must come to an end."

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Kansas City woman pled guilty in federal court Wednesday to preparing and filing false income tax returns. The woman, 35-year-old Tanisha Spencer, is accused of preparing false income tax returns for people who contacted her through Facebook. The returns included fraudulent Sick Leave and...