Concrete truck driver dies in rollover crash on 71 Highway on-ramp
The Kansas City, Missouri Police Department said the one-vehicle crash happened just before 9 a.m. Tuesday.
Kansas City 6-year-old starts grassroots effort to hand out ‘blessing bags’ to residents in...
When Ava-Rochelle Woodard rides through Kansas City with her parents, the 6-year-old pays attention. She notices people walking along the road, and when Ava sees someone who might need help, she asks a question that has grown into a community effort. “Do we have a bag in the car?” asks...
Lee’s Summit man out on bond after allegedly scamming elderly widows out of nearly...
BETHANY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Lee’s Summit man was arrested after he allegedly targeted elderly widows in Missouri and Iowa and was released the same day. Harrison County, Missouri, Circuit Court records indicate that Cory R. Kreiling, 21, faces multiple counts of financial exploitation of an elderly person. Investigators...
This Day in History: Thomas Edison files a patent for the first phonograph
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - December 24, 1877. Thomas Edison files a patent for the first phonograph capable of recording and playing sound. The groundbreaking product was a byproduct of Edison’s work to improve the telegraph and telephone. More This Day in History reports can be found here.
Shelter KC holds meal, candlelit service for homeless on Christmas Eve
Shelter KC spread some cheer on Christmas Eve by hosting a hot meal for overnight guests, as well as a candlelit service.
Mayor Quinton Lucas addresses Chiefs move, what’s next with the Royals
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Major transactions over the last 24 hours have Kansas City, Missouri, reeling, and KCTV5 sat down with Mayor Quinton Lucas for his take on the series of events and what it means for his city moving forward. When asked about why this went down the...
Kansas City family frustrated after flowers stolen from loved one’s graves repeatedly
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – One Kansas City family is fed up after flowers have been taken from their loved one’s graves over and over throughout the years. They say it is even more disheartening that it happened right before the holidays. “I lost my mom when I was...
Salvation Army delivers 1100+ Christmas dinners to homebound Kansas City families
Over 60 volunteers deliver 1100+ Christmas meals to homebound families across the Kansas City metro.
Police ID homicide victim found on Kansas City street
KANSAS CITY —Law enforcement investigating another homicide in Kansas City, Missouri have identified the victim as 33-year-old Johntrel L Vickers, according to KCPD Sergeant Phil DiMartino. just before 4:30a.m. Sunday, police were dispatched to the intersection of Admiral and Paseo on a reported shooting, according...
Kansas City’s new towing rules stand after judge denies tow company lawsuit
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - After a string of towing complaints to the city, starting Jan. 1, 2026, Kansas City’s new towing rules go into effect. The owner of a KC towing company sued the city over its new towing rules designed to crack down on predatory towing, but a Jackson County judge ruled on December 23 that the...

















