Shooting sends victim to hospital, stray bullet hits KU Health tower window
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A shooting in Kansas City, Missouri, ended up with an investigation across the state line at University of Kansas Health. The shooting happened near 39th Street and State Line Road and sent one person to a hospital. KCPD said the man who was injured remains...
Missouri’s One-of-a-Kind Restaurant Delivers Meals by Train
If you want your food delivered by a little train, there's only one Missouri place that can make that happen.
He’s touched thousands over 24 years as Scrooge. Soon, KC actor takes his bow
Gary Neal Johnson’s last time is now. After this, you won’t see him anymore. As Ebenezer Scrooge, that is. Johnson’s been a mainstay around Kansas City’s live theater scene for 44 years, with 24 of those spent playing Scrooge, the main character in Kansas City Repertory Theatre ’s rendition of the iconic Charles...
Kansas City-area lawmaker wants to stiffen penalties for drivers to pass stopped school buses...
A Kansas City-area lawmaker wants to beef up penalties for drivers who don’t stop for school buses. State Rep. Mike Jones, R-Platte County, questioned why people are not more motivated to stop for children getting on and off school buses and suggests it’s because the punishment is not harsh enough.
Uptick in HPAI cases in Kansas City, Missouri area
There’s been an uptick in the number of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) cases in migratory birds in the Kansas City area. Jacqui Blessington, director of the Lakeside Nature Center in Kansas City, told Missourinet that it does not have an exact number of cases yet. “Our cases right...
Only 1 Missouri Restaurant Delivers Your Food by Train
If you want your food delivered by a little train, there's only one Missouri place that can make that happen.
Kansas City parents say threats to special education could ‘sacrifice’ their kids’ futures
As the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act marks its 50th year, Kansas City families worry that federal efforts to dismantle the Education Department will further erode their students’ rights. The landmark law requires that children with disabilities have access to a “free appropriate public education,” and...
Missouri leaders look ahead to 2026 legislative sessions
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — While we’re enjoying the holidays, work is already well under way for the upcoming Missouri Legislative session. This week’s edition of “4 The People” focuses on Missouri, which had a dramatic end to last year’s regular session and a special session to redraw the state’s congressional map in hopes...
Popular Kansas donut shop opening in Overland Park after years of sold-out pop-ups
Jessica Dunkel’s sourdough doughnuts have inspired a cult following. She can’t make enough of the patiently crafted pastries that Slow Rise, the popup she launched at the Lawrence Farmers Market three years ago, is known for. Dunkel brings nearly a thousand every weekend these days, and they always sell out quickly.
KCFD knocks down duplex fire in under 30 minutes on Topping Avenue
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Firefighters with the Kansas City Fire Department extinguished a fire in a two-story duplex early Monday. KCFD companies were dispatched Dec. 22 around 3:50 a.m. to 50th and North Topping Avenue. On arrival, crews reported smoke and flames showing from the duplex and initiated an...

















