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International students said they were worried about exposing their families back home to the coronavirus if they had leave the U.S. suddenly.

Coronavirus surge prompts extension of mandatory face coverings in Kansas City.

The Missouri Board of Registration for the Healing Arts suspended Dr. Blake Henry Donaldson's license after finding he had sex with a minor patient. Donaldson claims he was denied due process.

The case involving the veterans hospital in Leavenworth, Kansas, is being tried without a jury in federal court in Kansas City, Kansas, before U.S. District Judge Daniel D. Crabtree.

Educators worry the inequality in Internet connectivity could make the "COVID slide" worse for some kids.

The Kansas Bureau of Investigation has been looking into allegations of sexual violence involving Roger Golubski, who is now retired.

A divided county commission voted to keep Johnson County in line with a statewide mandate issued by Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly.

The closure affects about 70 employees, who will be eligible to apply for other positions in Saint Luke’s metro-wide system.

The proposal to build a driving range near Oakwood Country Club's current property drew opposition from bikers, hikers and other residents.

Halfway through 2020, the Kansas City metro is approaching 140 homicides, and at least five of the victims have been under the age of 17.

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

Residents of Ruskin Place Apartments, owned by an affiliate of T.E.H Realty, have complained of leaking water, mold and sagging floors, among other concerns.