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In her second run for the position, Witt was not shy in her criticism of incumbent CEO/Mayor David Alvey.

Samuel U. Rodgers Health Center workers are in neighborhoods to talk with residents one on one.

The Missouri Supreme Court paves the way for Medicaid expansion by issuing a judgment in favor of a 2020 ballot initiative.

Give Black KC is a weeklong fundraiser to benefit the Black community in Kansas City.

After a standoff with fellow Republicans, Governor Parson finally called for the special session to resolve issues over extending the federal reimbursement allowances.

The police board is going through the courts to stop the attempt by Mayor Lucas and the city council to refocus the use of $42 million of the department's authorized budget.

A veto override saved substantial tax cuts, and the age for concealed carry is lower.

Hospitals in southwest Missouri are seeing a major increase in Covid-19 patients as the Delta variant expands in the state and the number of vaccinated people remains low.

Period products costs are on the rise due to a nationwide tampon shortage. For low-income persons, inaccessibility to menstrual supplies existed well before the shortage.

After 20 years with the community food bank and nine years as president and CEO, Valerie Nicholson-Watson is retiring from Harvesters Community Food Network.