A Shawnee man already on Kansas's lifetime sex offender registry was caught distributing abuse images just a year after his first conviction.

Joshua X. Craig pleaded guilty on June 29, in a case nearly six years after the Eisenhower Road shooting.

Rock & Brews at Prairiefire went dark after 12 years, and a fast-growing local boutique collective is already claiming the space.

Crews began work Wednesday at the 103-year-old Waldo school, saved from closure in 2013 by a grassroots parent campaign.

The custom structure will feature metal slides, rope bridges, and climbing nets on a 55-acre site south of the city.

Deputies say a blood trail and four guns inside a Columbia home contradicted Dontay Palmer's version of events.

Siobhán Kirchstein was reported for using the women's restroom at KU's Parker Hall. She says she's still using the same one.

The smart-thermometer maker's headquarters overhaul at 501 Charlotte Street expands its Kansas City presence.

The Copper Canary gift shop is expanding into coffee as construction finally rises on Liberty Square's decade-long vacant lot.

An arbitrator ordered Kansas City to pay firefighter Dominic Biscari back wages and benefits after a fire truck he drove killed three people in 2021.

The child was rushed 22 miles to a Chanute hospital, but investigators say no foul play was involved.

A $3 million grant will finally bring accessible play equipment to a Westwood park that voters saved from a commercial sale last year.

The Tucson-born chain's 45th restaurant lands at Corinth Quarter with a 60-seat patio and a mural of lemons.