A Flood Watch has been issued for the KC metro & areas out to the east this evening through Thursday morning. The spots that could receive over 3” of rain will run into some flood issues that could last through your Thursday morning commute. Remember, if you encounter a flooded roadway, turn around, don’t drown!
CoreCivic has sold multiple facilities to the federal government. Also, here's what to know about the primary election in Missouri and Kansas. Katie Byrd and Sharon Chen break all of this down and more for your afternoon news update.
In his first year with the Chiefs, LT Josh Simmons missed four games due to personal reasons, and showed a lot of promise before fracturing his wrist on Thanksgiving and having to miss the final five games of the year. He’s ready to build in year two!
While there’s still things to figure out at the right tackle position, the Chiefs’ left side of the O-Line is shaping up quite nicely during training camp.
Washburn University Men’s Basketball coach Brett Ballard is seriously injured after a single car crash last night (Tuesday 8/4). We will get you more updates as we learn more.
Not even the weather could dampen day three of padded practice for the Chiefs up in St. Joe! Marleah Campbell and Neal Jones discuss the top headlines from Chiefs Training Camp.
Arrowhead stadium is back, GEHA is being dropped from the name. GEHA, or government employee’s health association, will remain a chiefs partner, but for the final seasons at the current stadium, it will be named Arrowhead stadium.
Rain and thunderstorms are the main focus into Wednesday night. Join Meteorologist Cory Kowitz and Meteorologist Warren Sears with the newest data and how much could rain could fall.
Plus, from wildfires to volcanic eruptions, our wild weather segment is chalked full today.
After an uncharacteristic down year that featured a change in technique, Harrison Butker explains why he thinks 2026 will be a better year for his kicks.
The Kansas City planning commission approved the Royals rezoning project. The approval came amid concerns from residents in the area over parking and congestion the downtown stadium may cause.
Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid and players Josh Simmons, Harrison Butker, and Emari Demercado hold a press conference following today's training camp practice.
The Jackson County Election Board acknowledged a shortage of Democratic ballots at Hawthorne Hill Elementary School and Holy Spirit Catholic Church Tuesday.
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Two of the key drivers of high voter turnout in the state, Missouri’s constitutional amendments 4 and 5 have both been called, and both failed in one-sided fashion.
Jackson county election officials are rushing in ballots and mobile voting machines as at least two polling places in the county are short on democratic ballots.
An unexpected high voter turnout in some polling places in Jackson County is leaving long lines as election officials are scrambling to get more ballots delivered. At least two polling places are short democratic ballots.
Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins has rejected a citizen petition seeking a referendum on the state’s new congressional map that favors Republicans. Supporters of the referendum submitted more than 300,000 signatures, but Hoskins says redistricting measures can’t be subject to voter referendums.
Voters across Missouri are casting primary ballots Tuesday, with county and state-level races on the line along with several constitutional amendments.
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Here’s some of the key takeaways from Chiefs training camp so far:
The Chiefs are putting no limitations on Patrick Mahomes.
Running back Kenneth Walker III is as advertised.
The Chiefs are leaning on Travis Kelce’s veteran leadership.
Kansas City councilman Crispin Rea says the Midtown Costco will keep its pharmacy services. That Costco is set to become a business center, which would eliminate several of its services like the food court.
