Brody Buster Earns Blues Blast Nomination for Redemption, Shares New Video “Can You Hear...
Kansas City multi-instrumentalist Brody Buster’s critically=lauded new album Redemption. Brody Buster, the Kansas City multi-instrumentalist and blues veteran, continues his remarkable artistic resurgence with his 2024 album Redemption. Released last April, the record has earned a nomination for **Best Blues-Rock...
Lenexa police ask for help in locating missing woman, 45
Amber J. Foster was last seen just before 6 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 14, in the area of W. 87th Street Parkway and Winchester.
The Insane Ticket Costs of the World Cup in Kansas City
When it was announced that the 2026 FIFA World Cup was coming to Kansas City, people were thrilled! It was a chance to see the largest sporting event in the world, right in our backyard. For many, it was an “upset” that Kansas City was awarded the right to host games, despite our Soccer Capital of America moniker.
Sheriff’s office names suspect shot and killed after Panasonic plant stabbing
The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office has released the name of the suspect allegedly involved in the stabbing at the Panasonic plant Friday in De Soto, who was then shot and killed by responding deputies. Jonathan Lunceford, 55, of Blue Springs was identified as the man who allegedly stabbed a person at the plant and...
Lee’s Summit firefighters rescue four-legged friend from frozen pond
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Lee’s Summit Fire Department successfully rescued a dog from a frozen pond over the weekend. On Sunday morning, crews were called to a pond in the 800 block of Hamblen Rd. in Greenwood, Mo. to help save a dog. Two firefighters, Alex Mosser...
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.
Plans for Kansas City, Kansas, industrial waste plant scrapped after community opposition
A global industrial waste company that sought to open a recycling facility in a historic Kansas City, Kansas, neighborhood withdrew its plans after organized opposition from environmental activists and community advocates. Reworld, which manages industrial waste and converts it into energy, honed in on the city’s...
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...
