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A Texas judge ruling prohibits the federal government from approving further applications to DACA, calling it "illegal."

As hospitals fill up and people continue to fall to the Delta variant, a story from Missouri's past reveals this isn't the state's first battle with vaccine hesitancy.

An ordinance that could benefit thousands in the Kansas county has yet to make it through the unified government's board of commissioners.

When it comes to gun crimes and issues like bail and sentencing, the race of both the victim and the accused matters.

Where 16 months of coronavirus coverage has left journalists and news consumers alike.

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

Citing a high rate of violence against people of color, four major Kansas City groups call on Attorney General Merrick Garland to scrutinize the city's police department.

Both North Kansas City and Independence recently introduced legislation banning the practice of conversion therapy on minors. In one city it passed. In the other it did not.

The Friends of The Kaw is celebrating 30 years of conservation and preservation of the Kansas River and it takes a lot of work to do it.

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

The former state senator wants to see utility costs lowered for Kansas City, KS residents.

During his tenure Randy Wisthoff has overseen critical changes at the Kansas City Zoo.