Country Club Plaza

After being canceled due to COVID-19 concerns last year, the Plaza Art Fair returns this weekend. The 90th annual event is a celebration that covers nine blocks of the historic shopping center. Three local artists have spent months working in their studios to prepare.

Police told Theresa Taylor that if she returned to the Plaza, she'd be arrested again and held without bail.

Several Country Club Plaza business owners look back at the George Floyd protests and how they changed their own views on privilege and race.

The new policy will prohibit officers from using so-called less-lethal weapons to disperse crowds engaging in "First Amendment-protected activities" like public protests.

The Kansas City Police officer seen pepper spraying a teenager in a viral Twitter video at last summer's Black Lives Matter Protests has been charged with misdemeanor assault.

Many will dine alone or with just immediate family this Thanksgiving. As coronavirus infection and death rates set record highs, families reflect on what they are thankful for.

Theresa Taylor was arrested during a June 1 protest, one of hundreds across the country provoked by the killing of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man, by Minneapolis police.

As cities around the country engage in deeper conversations about racial injustice in their communities, Kansas City is removing a controversial name from a street and fountain on the Country Club Plaza.

The ordinances prohibit people from interfering with public safety officials. The ACLU of Missouri, which represents the protesters, say the laws are both unconstitutional on their face and as applied.

The lawsuit comes after the city council approved an ordinance dismissing charges against non-violent demonstrators.

A protest movement against social injustice and racism had renewed scrutiny on Nichols' role in helping create Kansas City's racial dividing lines.

Police responding to Kansas City protests over the killing of George Floyd broke multiple bones in Humberto Gonzalez's leg by firing a crowd-control device at him from point-blank range.