Winter

To make aid for unhoused residents more accessible, Kansas City has introduced an online dashboard that tracks available beds in overnight facilities. The city also announced a consolidated drop-off point for donations to local shelters.

As winter approaches, all levels of government are struggling to find qualified applicants to clear streets after snowfalls.

City officials said the plan is a "first step" to sheltering its estimated 3,000 people experiencing homelessness.

Kansas City is searching for solutions to keep hundreds of people without homes warm during the approaching winter months. Plus, an iconic artifact that witnessed some of the city's wildest music moments makes a comeback at the newly-renovated Kansas City Museum.

City officials and community members are grappling with the complicated matter of housing the homeless population as winter rapidly approaches.

Advocates in Belton concerned about their neighbors, who live in camps surrounding the city, are frustrated officials have not built a permanent shelter.

From jazz to folk, Kansas City has a rich collection of music for this time of year. Music critic Bill Brownlee recommends adding these to your holiday playlist.

This year has had many of us staying inside but winter doesn't have to mean more of the same. Whether it's rearranging your home's interior or hitting the slopes, there are plenty of fun seasonal options.

The organization that is planting orchards to fight food insecurity, and the many ways to enjoy cold weather indoors and outside.

Doctors and administrators are facing an incredible amount of uncertainty right now as current conditions at a hospital could change quickly.

Meteorologist Gary Lezak won’t quite say that the groundhog is full of it. But more than a month ago, Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow, meaning…

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