Kansas City MO

This month, Belton approved a rezoning application to bring the city a step closer to a $228 million mixed-use development project for its Uptown Entertainment District — one that officials are positioning as a catalyst for growth in the region. “This will put Belton on the map,” Ward 4...

So many Italian dishes just taste better with a glass of red wine. The owners of this Kansas City restaurant decided to make their own.

KSHB 41 reporter Fernanda Silva covers stories in the Northland, including Liberty. She also focuses on issues surrounding immigration. Share your story idea with Fernanda. — When soccer fans come to Kansas City this summer, they will have the chance to see 150 hearts as art spread across 70 different cities.

A Kansas City man is facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges in Daviess County following a wrong-way crash on Interstate 35 that left another driver seriously injured on April 2. Online court records indicate that 37-year-old Damon Bennett Boshane has been charged with driving while intoxicated involving...

KANSAS CITY—Law enforcement investigating another homicide in Kansas City, Missouri have identified the victim as 19-year-old Tylen Bean. Just before 2a.m. Thursday, police were dispatched to the area of E 107th and Marsh Avenue on a reported incident with Kansas City Fire Department, according to KCPD Officer Alayna...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Kansas City man was arrested Thursday after allegedly firing shots into a home in a drive-by shooting. According to court documents filed in Jackson County, 33-year-old Michael Rambo is charged with felonies for unlawful use of a weapon and armed criminal action. The charges follow an...

The second you step through the doors of Gates Bar-B-Q in Kansas City, something tells you this isn’t just another restaurant. Maybe it’s the enthusiastic greeting that hits you like a friendly freight train, or maybe it’s the aroma of hickory smoke that’s so thick you could practically chew it.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority has been working on ways to help World Cup visitors navigate the city as bus fares return June 1, just weeks before the tournament begins. Starting June 1, all riders must tap to pay with a credit or debit...

While facing terminal stage four colon cancer, Kris Saim talks about death through hope, joy and meaningful conversations on his podcast, "Dying Out Loud."

KSHB 41 News Kansas City reporter Alyssa Jackson got a first look inside the remodeled grocery store at Linwood Boulevard and Prospect Avenue.