Edwardsville cancer patient facing higher insurance costs with end of enhanced ACA subsidies
Edwardsville, Mo. (KCTV) - Enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) tax credits are set to expire in a matter of weeks, leaving people who rely on the subsidies to struggle with higher health insurance costs. Dawn Wheeler can barely get through regular housework without needing a nap, but she’s still enjoying...
Judge rules bank can sell Mission Gateway site as part of foreclosure suit
After 20 years of false starts, unpaid taxes and a foreclosure suit, a Johnson County District Court judge has finally given the go-ahead for a New York bank to begin selling the long-troubled Mission Gateway property, an early step in the continuing foreclosure process. District Court Judge Robert Wonnell heard...
KCI Airport explores adding international flights for World Cup visitors
Kansas City International Airport is exploring adding international flights ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, according to the Kansas City Aviation Department.
Kauffman’s first ‘Uncommon Leader’ seeks dignity, empathy and humanity in care for KC’s most...
Earning the spotlight Thursday as the Kauffman Foundation’s first Uncommon Leader award winner, Dr. Rachel Melson paused to enjoy a moment of hope in a year filled with urgent need, she said. Launched to honor Kansas City community members who are creating lasting change through bold and compassionate action, the...
KC knows its way around a bird. Here are 5 spots serving fried chicken...
When times are good, there’s fried chicken. When you’re down on your luck, there’s fried chicken. As food costs soar (with no end in sight), there’s still fried chicken. The beauty of a crisp, juicy drumstick or tender thigh needs no explanation, but part of fried...
1 man killed after minivan hits bridge pillar on I-435 in Lenexa
A Kansas City, Kansas, man was killed in a single-vehicle crash on Interstate 435 in Lenexa on Friday morning. Lenexa police, firefighters, Johnson County Med-Act paramedics and Kansas Highway Patrol troopers were called to the crash under the 95th Street bridge just before 6:40 a.m. According to the Kansas Highway...
Was this historic mansion on UMKC’s campus built out of spite?
If there’s one thing to know about Kansas City real estate, it’s that the grandest homes tell the best stories. Built between 1912 and 1914, the limestone mansion on UMKC’s campus that would become Scofield Hall was the crowning achievement of clay pipe magnate Walter Dickey. In the early 20th century in Kansas City,...
Overland Park gets a massive mini golf complex, all built inside of a greenhouse
Ryan Patton’s drive to find the perfect hometown spot to entertain his four children — teens and a tween — left the Leawood dad in a sand trap. Finding less than ideal options, Patton pulled out the biggest wedge he could carry — taking a swing with a massive $15 million golf entertainment complex in Johnson County.
Kansas residents ask Leavenworth to deny ICE prison permit, based on CoreCivic’s poor track...
TOPEKA — In California, a group of immigrants is suing CoreCivic, alleging inhumane conditions with inadequate food and water, failure to offer adequate medical care and denying access to counsel. In Tennessee, multiple lawsuits have accused the company of failing to keep detainees safe. In April, a jury awarded...
Rod Stewart One Last Time in Kansas City
New Morton Amphitheater to Host Rod Stewart on His Farewell Tour. Legendary rock ‘n’ roller Rod Stewart announced 2026 “One Last Time” tour dates and is scheduled to light up the brand new Morton Amphitheater in Riverside, MO of the Kansas City metro on August 15!
