Government shutdown-prompted furlough of Honeywell plant in KC pushed back
A potential furlough for employees at the Honeywell plant in Kansas City has been pushed back, union officials said, as the ongoing government shutdown stretches into its second month. The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers announced earlier in October that about 1,600 of its members at the...
Kansas City area resources for those affected by potential SNAP benefits pause
A key deadline looms this weekend for recipients of the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP) across the Kansas City area.
Man killed in Santa Fe neighborhood shooting; police say no suspect known
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A fatal shooting in the Santa Fe neighborhood of Kansas City, Missouri, is under investigation. The Kansas City, Missouri Police Department said it was investigating a homicide in the 3000 block of Bellefontaine Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. Police were called to the area at 12:20 p.m. on a...
‘KC Kids Eat’ working to provide snacks for KCPS students as shutdown looms
The 'KC Kids Eat' campaign, is an effort to provide snacks for students in the Kansas City Public Schools district.
Driver loses control, strikes 2 pedestrians Tuesday night in Shawnee
Two pedestrians were struck early Tuesday night in Shawnee by a driver who lost control of the vehicle.
Kansas City breaks ground on $300 million Parade Park Homes redevelopment honoring Black heritage
Kansas City, Missouri – Last week, Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas joined residents, community leaders, and local officials to celebrate the start of the long-awaited Parade Park Homes redevelopment project. The occasion was a significant moment for one of the first Black cooperative housing developments in the...
Wyandotte County considers changes to current employee residency requirement
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - Wyandotte County workers could soon have more flexibility in where they choose to live. Officials are considering changes to a longstanding residency requirement. The county currently requires workers to live within county boundaries and move there within a year of being hired. The rule...
KC’s domestic violence court launches national first
Kansas City's domestic violence court will be the first in the nation to implement a new program meant to reduce recidivism among abusive fathers. Why it matters: Domestic violence-related deaths in KCMO have reached record highs in recent years, with police fielding thousands of calls annually. Driving the news:...
Kansas Food Worker’s Filthy Secret Blows Up, ‘Disgusting’ and ‘Disturbing’ Videos Uncovered
Something sinister and sickening was brewing behind the kitchen doors of a Kansas steakhouse. An establishment known for being a kind of upscale spot where diners expect sizzling perfection. Not stomach-turning horror. But what one restaurant worker was caught doing inside that kitchen would leave an entire town sick...
Hurricane Melissa devastates Jamaica as Kansas City residents trapped
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Hurricane Melissa brought heavy floodwaters across southwestern Jamaica as the Category 5 storm killed at least seven people and left a Kansas City resident stranded with airports shut down. Kingsley McKennon, a Jamaican native who lives in Kansas City, found himself trapped at his family’s...
