KC proposes $2 billion water treatment plant following data center development
Kansas City, Missouri, is moving forward with plans to build a potentially $2 billion water treatment plant. It would be the second plant KC Water has in the city limits.
Kansas Real Estate Agent Builds Incredible and Affordable Homes on Vacant Lots
When Fran Sutton noticed an absence of affordable houses on the market, she decided to build them herself.
Man accused of terroristic threat at KCI Airport for statements to passengers
A man who startled passengers scheduled to be on his flight is charged with terroristic threat for allegedly telling them, "I'm going to kill the Illuminati," and another threat before his arrest.
The Safest Cities in America
You can feel a safe city on a weekday evening: steady foot traffic, bright crossings,...
Woman passenger in car killed Sunday afternoon in traffic crash in KCK
A woman passenger in a car died Sunday morning when the car she was in was hit by a truck at College Parkway and Delaware Drive.
André’s chocolatier celebrates 70 years in Kansas City: ‘What we do is not cookie-cutter-ist’
Nearly 5,000 miles from Switzerland, a small group toured the inner sanctum of an iconic 70-year-old Kansas City company — a family-run brand that helped redefine accessible luxury in the Midwest, one Swiss chocolate-covered almond at a time. “What people get excited about André’s is the legacy, that we...
Metcalf South Shopping Center in Overland Park, KS is Gone, but Its Site Still...
The site was raw ground at 95th and Metcalf, a stretch of clay and scrub marked by survey flags and concrete stakes. Bulldozers carved out terraces for parking decks, their engines humming through the Kansas summer of 1966. Steel columns followed, rising row by row until a full grid framed...
Día de Muertos celebration in KCK remembers those who have passed
KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - Central Avenue in KCK was packed Saturday as the Día de Muertos celebration kicked off. The multi-day holiday focuses on gathering family and friends to remember loved ones who have died, as well as to help their spiritual journey. It’s celebrated throughout Mexico and by people with...
Metro restaurants help as uncertainty continues for SNAP recipients
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Uncertainty about the federally funded food aid program —SNAP — continues as the Government Shutdown stretches to day 32. Businesses around the Kansas City metro have stepped in to help since the temporary suspension of SNAP was announced last month due to the shutdown.
Lee’s Summit Police warn public of substance resembling candy that may contain drugs
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - It may look like Halloween candy, but Lee’s Summit Police say these bagged substances may be deadly drugs. Officers were made aware of these bright-colored substances in small bags found at a local park. Police say that they may contain fentanyl, a dangerous opioid.
