A Lee’s Summit real estate agent says an unsolicited property pitch and lien threats are tied to a wider Kansas City title dispute.

After nearly two years of layoffs, GM Fairfax is running one shift with 870 workers and a second shift eyed for 2027.

A personal memorial cross has vanished from an Independence tree, leaving behind broken hardware and unanswered questions.

Arrowhead Stadium has weeks to convert from World Cup soccer back to Chiefs football before the Aug. 15 preseason opener.

Melissa Etheridge is playing a free outdoor concert at Current Landing Monday, but advance registration is required. The short, family-friendly show starts at 7:30 p.m.

A man was found shot dead inside a vehicle near Truman Road and Cleveland Avenue as Kansas City police opened a homicide investigation.

A motorcycle rider died after colliding with a Toyota Corolla early Thursday in KCK, leaving one vehicle engulfed in flames.

The Regent could bring nearly 200 luxury apartments to Leawood’s 135th Street corridor by 2029, adding another major piece to the One35 development plan.

North Kansas City residents are preparing for an 11-month I-70 closure that could send 100,000 cars toward alternate routes.

Crews have started work on a Sumner Academy addition and KCKPS plans to break ground on new Central and Argentine middle schools this summer, with new buildings set to open by 2028‑29.

A 93-page motion accuses former KCK detective Roger Golubski of steering a 2008 murder case toward an innocent man.

A multi‑agency sweep in Kansas City resulted in more than a kilogram of fentanyl, dozens of firearms and other drugs seized; several people were arrested.

A Kansas City man nearly lost $20,000 to a caller posing as a jury-duty official. Authorities say at least six people have sought help after similar calls.