A ribbon-cutting at Mid-County Fire Protection District marks Camden County's first anonymous surrender site, with a second box planned for Lake Ozark.

The Kansas City, Kansas taquería closes Sunday, but its owner isn't ruling out a comeback somewhere down the road.

A tight 60-minute window and shifting suspects on camera suggest more than a random hit on Waldo's Gregory Boulevard corridor.

New science rooms, a library and a football field house are underway at Park Hill High — with a second bond already expected down the road.

Deadren Martin allegedly blew a stop sign before he was arrested.

The Rock Creek Lane store, mid-construction, will stay closed until damage is assessed as safe.

About 330 Fairmount students start Monday inside Messiah Lutheran Church while their century-old building gets gutted and rebuilt.

The nearly 100,000-square-foot store would rise across from the Central Bank Sporting Complex, but a nearby gas station owner says it could wreck his business.

Gardner, Kansas shut off its Flock cameras Monday night after a resident said over 1,200 vendors had access to the license plate data.

Purple Wave Auction's logo will debut on K-State jerseys Sept. 5 against Nicholls; timing for any Big 12-Monster Energy patch remains unsettled.

James Zoeller allegedly grabbed a rifle at the Grindstone Parkway store before telling employees “I'm going to be taking this.”

The 2,385-square-foot restaurant will rise near I-29/35 and Armour Road, joining a grocery store opening across the street.

A federal jury found Divianys Morales-Alvarez guilty of forging her mother's signature to pocket Social Security funds while the retiree lived in Cuba.