Driver runs off busy 133rd Street in Leawood, hitting woman walking on trail
A 56-year-old woman was injured after being hit by an SUV that drove off a roadway in Leawood onto a multi-use trail late Wednesday afternoon. Leawood police, firefighters and Johnson County Med-Act paramedics were called to the area of 133rd Street and Canterbury Street at 4:06 p.m. The crash happened...
‘Out the f—ing house’: ‘Toxic’ boyfriend called girlfriend 18 times in a span of...
A Kansas man called his girlfriend 18 times in a span of two minutes and messaged her, calling her a "b—," before shooting the 20-year-old dead at a party he told her not to go to, cops say. The post 'Out the f—ing house': 'Toxic' boyfriend called girlfriend 18 times in a span of 2 minutes before shooting her dead...
This Kansas City worker helped Social Security callers through the shutdown: ‘It starts to...
Kansas City’s 30,000 federal workers are back at their jobs, following the end of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. While many were furloughed, others employees had to work without pay for more than six weeks. Among them was Chandler McGinnis, who answers the Social Security Administration’s customer...
Kansas City approves new laws empowering officials to crack down on chronic nuisance properties...
Kanas City, Missouri – Kansas City leaders have approved a new set of laws targeted at cracking down on chronic nuisance properties, marking a key milestone in the city’s ongoing effort to reduce violent crime in troublesome regions. The City Council passed the new rules, which were pushed for by Mayor Quinton Lucas....
Kansas City, Kansas, police seek federal grant for drone security ahead of 2026 World...
Kansas City, Kansas, police are seeking federal funding for drone-stopping technology as the city prepares to host World Cup matches in 2026.
Multiple car crashes in same spot has KCK business owner hoping for change
Since the start of the year, the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department says it has investigated 13 car crashes in the 300 block of N. James Street.
Atmos Energy requests approval for 11.2% per month increase in utility bills
A rate increase request submitted this fall by Atmos Energy would increase the average monthly bill for residential customers by more than 11% per month.
Member of Pagan’s Motorcycle Club Sentenced for 2022 Assault in Blue Springs
KANSAS CITY, Mo - A Springfield man was sentenced in federal court in Kansas City yesterday for taking part in a gang assault in Blue Springs. A member of the Pagan's Motorcycle Club, 26-year-old Brandon S. Hodge, also known as "Youngblood" was sentenced to 57 months in federal prison without parole for assault with...
Shifting Locations and Staffing Concerns at Lamar’s Donuts in Overland Park
In recent news, there have been some changes to the locations of Lamar's Donuts in Overland Park. The Lamar's Donuts near KU Edward's campus has temporarily closed, and there have been calls for additional staff at the Lamar's on College Boulevard due to the workload of the main employee.
BE OUR GUEST: Pegah’s Family Restaurant
KANSAS CITY, MO – In this BE OUR GUEST feature, we went back to a KC favorite, Pegah’s Family Restaurant at their Lee’s Summit location. Visit Pegahs.com to see what’s on the menu! The BE OUR GUEST deal is sold out, but check out others at FOX4BeOurGuest.com.

















