medical decisions

An Overland Park mother's years-long fight for transparency and better police training after the death of her son, how going to the eye doctor is different during a pandemic, and a new director takes over at the Kansas City Public Library.

Segment 1: Almost 35,000 Missourians have received medical marijuana ID cards but have nowhere to buy legally.Despite being approved by voters in late…

Segment 1: Missouri looks to start opening medical marijuana dispensaries in June.Missouri's Department of Health and Senior Services has issued licenses…

Segment 1: Missouri Republicans want to see a "Cleaner Missouri" version of an initiative voters passed in 2018.Missouri Republicans argue that Amendment…

Segment 1: Cyprus Avenue host Bill Shapiro died at the age of 82.On Saturday nights for more than 40 years, Bill Shapiro hosted Cyprus Avenue, a music…

Segment 1: Even though debtors prisons were outlawed in 1983, the threat of jail is being used to pursue unpaid medical bills.Debt collectors in many…

Online medical shopping is now available in Missouri and Kansas, and it could be more affordable than going through insurance companies.Launched in March,…

Segment 1: Documentary follows the Quinton Lucas campaignAter receiving unfiltered access to the Quinton Lucas campaign for mayor, KMBC reporter Micheal…

Segment 1: Municipal leaders discuss the local issues their communities are grappling with, and the current events in Kansas City they're keeping an eye…

Should doctors and judges be able to decide on an infant's end-of-life care, even if it goes against the wishes of the child's parents? Does a…

First, the Ethics Professors decide whether complaining about politics without casting a vote is something to feel guilty about, and discuss the morals…

Neal Patterson, the CEO and co-founder of health technology giant Cerner Corp., says he has cancer.He made the announcement Monday in a letter to…