Kansas City MO

A man who ran several Taekwondo academies in the Kansas City metro area is being sued by two former female students who allege Se Chun Pak sexually abused them.

Walking into a thrift store so enormous that you need a game plan is both thrilling and slightly terrifying, like standing at the base of a mountain made entirely of other people’s stuff. City Thrift in Kansas City’s Waldo neighborhood is that mountain, and you’re about to climb it...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — One person is dead and two others are seriously injured following a crash on Wednesday evening in Independence. The crash was reported just after 5:40 p.m. near the intersection of southbound Noland Road, north of 35th Street. The Independence Police Department said the crash happened...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Kansas City man faces up to 140 years in prison after 20 homemade explosives were found near the Liberty Memorial. Jackson County Prosecutor Melesa Johnson said Owen I. Canizales Argueta, 22, was charged on Wednesday, March 4, with 20 counts of possession of an illegal explosive.

James Beard-nominated chefs Johnny and Helen Jo Leach know full-well what Happy Gillis meant to the community. Craving breakfast this summer, the Leach family headed down to 549 Gillis St. for a bite with their daughter (it was her request, actually). Standing on the stoop, they pulled on the door to find the...

The United States’ attack on Iran over the weekend has resulted in an estimated 25-cent increase in Kansas City gas prices, according to AAA. The Kansas City, Missouri, gas average is $2.73 per gallon, where the average was $2.47 last week. In Kansas City, Kansas, gas will cost you around $2.84, versus $2.49 a week...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Parade of Hearts is back after a one-year hiatus!. The popular art display will feature artwork from 150 ‘heartists.’. Before they are installed across the Kansas City area, the public will have one opportunity to see all 150 hearts together during the “150 United” event at the Overland...

On October 03, 2011, a quiet evening in Kansas City, Missouri ended in a way few families can imagine. Lisa Renée Irwin, an infant known publicly as Baby Lisa, was last seen at home that night. By the early hours of the next morning, her crib was empty, and the desperate realization set in that she was gone.

A Kansas family is hoping that someone can come forward with new evidence in the case of a shooting that resulted in the death of a husband and father.

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — FOX4’s 2026 Remarkable Woman bridges the gap for people experiencing tough times in Kansas City. Jaynell “KK” Assmann is the CEO of Care Beyond the Boulevard, the area’s only street medicine team that provides free health care with compassion to thousands of patients every year.