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From coronavirus relief to working to protect Native American women, Davids touts her bipartisan accomplishments.

Missouri this year raised penalties for distracted drivers with its "hands free" law. The state has joined 29 other states and Washington, D.C., in banning phones behind the wheel.

Last year, 2,176 catalytic converters were stolen in Kansas City. By the end of November this year, that number was only 570. Why the sudden drop?

Researchers around the world are exposing items to a particular kind of ultraviolet light to kill the coronavirus.

Americans are returning to work but for those with disabilities, the unemployment rate remains over 80 percent.

Case investigation and contact tracing are critically important to slowing the spread of the coronavirus, says one epidemiologist.

The Johnson County Museum is turning itself into a low-sensory environment on the first Monday of every month.

Stay-at-home orders are being reduced and businesses are opening back up, but the hazards of COVID-19 aren't going away soon.

Jonathan Cole is the principal of one of the few Black-owned architecture firms in the nation.

One of Kansas City's most traveled streets — Troost Avenue — is named after a slaveholder from the 1800s. A small business owner with a storefront along the street wants to change that.