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Maintenance work affected 911 emergency call service in two Kansas counties over the weekend.

The Kansas City metro got a big break from the heat Sunday, and it will last into Monday.

Whiteman Air Force Base will require anyone on base to wear masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status, beginning on Monday.

A Kansas City family is in desperate need of a wheelchair accessible van and lift after one of their sons with Duchenne muscular dystrophy fell from the couch and sustained an injury. DMD is a rare, x-linked genetic disorder that gradually weakens the muscles.

A pedestrian suffered serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle on U.S. 69 south of College Avenue in Overland Park early Sunday.

NFL training camp is a time for players to get back in the rhythm and to get healthy for the upcoming season.

A mowing crew reportedly knocked down a power pole, causing power lines to come down and shut down both directions of Interstate 35 in Olathe.

The USA men’s basketball team will have work to do if they want to advance in the Tokyo Olympics.

Kansas City, Missouri, police said possible "hill jumping" led to critical injuries in a crash early Sunday morning.

Dr. Steven Stites of the University of Kansas Health System is one of the front line faces in KC’s fight against COVID-19. In this edition of Faith in KC, he talks with Taylor Hemness about how he’s used his faith as a guide during the pandemic.

Several hundred Evergy customers found themselves without power overnight.

Michael Andrew swam to a spot in the finals of the 100m breaststroke Saturday at the Tokyo Olympics.

COVID-19 messaging is picking up as local health officials say the COVID-19 delta variant is in the Kansas City metro area.

Annaka Haynes was born with cystic fibrosis, a diagnosis that typically has a life expectancy in the late 30s. But a breakthrough drug has created what she calls a miracle.

If you missed tonight's Olympics Zone show on KSHB 41, here's coverage from NBC Sports.

One person is dead following a shooting involving three people in Belton, Mo. Police say it happened around 5:47, Saturday morning, on Maggie Court. One of the three people lived in the duplex complex.

Union members at the Frito-Lay plant in Topeka have approved a new contract and will return to work Monday, ending a nearly three-week strike at the plant, union officials said.

UPDATE, July 24 | The FBI says shortly before 10:00 a.m. a black male with stocky build, about 5'-8" -5'-10" tall, wearing black pants, a white T-shirt with a basketball logo on front and a red face mask entered the bank and handed the teller a demand note. He then fled with an unknown amount of cash in a silver vehicle towards 67th Street. No injuries were reported.

The 2016 Olympics in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, was the first Olympic women's beach volleyball appearance for Egypt, as well as the first for Park University graduate Nada Meawad.