One woman allegedly made fake IRS forms so other defendants could cash in on pandemic loans meant for struggling businesses.

An argument may have sparked the gunfire that killed one man and sent two others to the hospital by private car.

The rent-free office opens the first week of November, with hours that police say will vary at the Summit Fair site.

Researchers want to find the living relatives of boys who died at a Missouri reform school decades ago and were buried without their families' knowledge.

A gun found in a 2021 traffic stop finally cracked the cold case that haunted a KCK laundromat for years.

Derrick L. Swain, 24, now faces murder charges three years after a teen died following a drive-by shooting in a stolen car.

A federal jury convicted Charles “Crash” Smith Jr. for the 2022 Blue Springs shooting and John “T-Bone” Fisher for a separate planned attack in Topeka.

The McDonald Drive hub opened Monday with a ribbon cutting, offering families a central place for support and school resources.

The Troost Avenue pub hosted Chiefs Super Bowl parties and was the nation's first restaurant named a youth Safe Place.

A nearly two-mile Kansas City walking tour pairs real police files with ghost-meter readings at hotels tied to decades-old killings.

The Power & Light District space pairs books, local goods and coffee — with cocktails coming once the liquor license clears.

Harry “Ratman” Lewetzow is stepping back from daily duty at the West Bottoms haunt, passing his live-rat act to daughter Rat Brat.

The Unified Government will still control zoning around the stadium even though the facility itself stays under state ownership.