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As several local high schools deal with incidents of hateful acts, family psychologist Wes Crenshaw says the current political and social climate may lead them to act in that way.

Hickman Mills is just one school district in the Kansas City metro area whose students may have to bring their lunches, if there's any food at home.

KSHB's "Gift of Sole" wants to put new sneakers on the feet of children whose families may not otherwise be able to afford them.

With a nursing shortage exacerbated by the pandemic, some children with disabilities don’t receive the full care they’re eligible for.

Kansas City pediatrician sees hopeful trend in coronavirus cases among youngsters.

Stress levels are high these days for adolescents readjusting to life in the classroom and in-person socializing.

The 14,000 square foot, early education facility has capacity for up to 430 children and 65 employees.

Beyond just lingering physical symptoms from COVID-19, children are experiencing the psychological effects of “just not being able to be kids.”

Like most of the country, Missouri’s childcare system is a patchwork of private and public facilities that are often prohibitively expensive.

A local young inventor is poised for the global stage with her life-saving invention, for which she won this year's Kansas City Invention Convention.

Kansas City parents are changing their summer plans as the delta variant of the coronavirus spreads in Kansas and Missouri.

With only 12 of the mission's original 2,000 acres still in state hands, the Shawnee Tribe may never find where children who died at the school were buried.