Man Allegedly Attacked Boat Captain with 10-Inch Fillet Knife During Hawaiian Snorkeling Tour
Avery Nissen, 21, of Overland Park, Kan., was taken into custody on Thursday, April 16 following the alleged attack
Truman Library exhibit opens featuring historic American documents
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (KCTV) - A new exhibit at the Truman Library opened Monday featuring significant documents from American history on loan from the National Archives. Opening the Vault: The Story of US opened in celebration of America’s 250th birthday. The exhibit will run through May 24 and features 21 original documents from the nation’s collection.
McDonalds says it is adding more McValue to its menu
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - McDonald’s announced it will expand its McValue Menu starting Tuesday. The Golden Arches said it will offer new options starting at under $3 at participating restaurants across the country. The options include the following options in the new Under $3 Menu:. Breakfast Options. Sausage...
La Tiara taco shells, made in KC area, back on Walmart shelves nationwide
La Tiara taco shells and seasonings, including three new flavors, will be available nationwide exclusively at Walmart and Walmart.com beginning April 20.
Deadly Sunday: 3 more killed in Kansas City gun violence
KANSAS CITY—Law enforcement are investigating a series of homicides on a deadly Sunday evening in Kansas City, Missouri. just before 6:30pm officers were dispatched to 110th Terrace and Greenwood on a sound of gunshots call. While officers were on the way to the call it was updated to a shooting call. On arrival officers were advised by people at the scene that...
Getting to Kansas City’s World Cup matches may require some travelers to trek across...
Kansas City has been working full throttle to prepare for the FIFA World Cup, which is less than two months away. KC2026, the group behind preparations for the games, has organized a transit plan with more bus routes, shuttle services and extended streetcar access for easier movement within the city.
Kansas City barbecue lives up to the hype — and then some
Last week, when I wrote about the Negro Leagues museum, I mentioned the barbecue. Now let me tell you more. Why it matters: Kansas City has been, well, talking greasy for years. Opening a barbecue museum? That's confidence flirting with arrogance. The big picture: Barbecue is regional identity on a...
Cancer survivors take runway with Chiefs, Royals stars at charity fashion show
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Cancer survivors walked the runway Friday night in a fashion show that brought together models, Kansas City sports stars and emotional moments of support. The Bra Couture show has raised more than $6-million over its 16-years. “There is something when you walk out and you’ll...
Ray County Rollover Seriously Injures Excelsior Springs Man
RAY COUNTY, Mo. — A 42-year-old Excelsior Springs man was seriously injured Thursday evening when a Can-Am 500 overturned on Reynolds Road in Ray County, according to the Missouri State Highway Patrol. The crash happened at about 7:19 p.m. on Reynolds Road, about a half-mile east of Highway M....
Willett stops in St. Joseph during Congressional campaign
ST. JOSEPH, Mo (KQTV) -- Current Kansas City, Missouri, city councilman Nathan Willett stopped in St. Joseph Sunday evening to talk to voters during his campaign for U.S. House, Missouri District 6 Primary Race. 'Dialogue with Willett' saw supporters and campaign workers filling the party room at the Hi-Ho Bar...

















