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41 Action News brought together six Black men for a roundtable discussion about the day George Floyd was killed, their own mental health and how to heal as a community.

University of Kansas officials are worried about how students will be spending the holidays at home after COVID-19 cases rose by nearly 5% after Halloween.

In 2005, Keith Davis brought the Hallmark Photographic Collection to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and founded the museum's photography department. Now, he's leaving after another curator lost her job.

If there’s ever been a time for Kansas City’s biggest and best news organizations to work as partners, it’s now, when Kansas Citians need critical information about our metro area making its way back to being a thriving community.

One Kansas City seller says at first everyone wanted difficult puzzles. As patience dwindles, they’re reaching for the easier ones.

The two counties, which have registered some of the highest COVID-19 case totals in Kansas, waited an extra week to lift some restrictions on going out in public.

Rape survivors in Missouri awaiting years-old results may wait longer if they did not file a police report.

Donald Kauerauf, who started at the Department Of Health and Senior Services this month, lamented the public mistrust of health experts but said he "can't stand" the idea of vaccine mandates.

On average, about 62% of Johnson County employees who work in federally-licensed nursing homes and long-term care facilities are vaccinated.

Six GOP state senators asked Gov. Mike Parson to call a special session to “protect Missouri workers from vaccine mandates, whether they be from the public or the private sector.” But that isn't likely to happen.