Chiefs Ambassadors Bill Maas and Deron Cherry revisited Cold War memories during a Marines and ROTC tour at Union Station.

The tree traveled from Oregon to Kansas City, and this year's penguin ornament is carved from last year's tree.

The Park Hill grad who broke a Royals rookie home-run record returns home for the Plaza's 97th lighting ceremony.

The Crossroads nonprofit's new Big Futures building adds a skywalk, rooftop event space and career coaching for teens.

Peace for Every Pet wants to keep dying animals out of overcrowded shelters by bringing hospice care straight to the living room.

Blue Springs joins the glowing freight train's route for the first time this year, with a free Union Station show the same night.

A two-story skeleton named Skelly and a toxic glowing brook await trick-or-treaters at this Northland home.

Fire trucks, tractors and costumed crowds filled Independence Square despite a damp Halloween forecast.

Larry Stewart had slept in his car for eight nights before a diner owner slipped him cash. Decades later, Lee's Summit's quiet giver is still the legend.

Sneed's foundation brought police, a prosecutor and a city councilor together at the Police Athletic League Center Tuesday night.

Paige's daughter and neighbors gathered at the pitcher's Kansas City house, where $1.3 million has already gone into restoring the exterior.

Staff at Linda Hall Library say footsteps, flying books and rattling doors keep coming back to one mysterious name.

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