Mrs. Kansas United World, Kayla Schadegg, shares her inspirational journey of overcoming anxiety to compete in the Mrs. United World. She was named 1st Runner-Up and is using her platform to promote awareness for Down Syndrome Awareness Month in October.
Mrs. Kansas United World, Kayla Schadegg, shares her inspirational journey of overcoming anxiety to compete in the Mrs. United World. She was named 1st Runner-Up and is using her platform to promote awareness for Down Syndrome Awareness Month in October.
The Missouri legislature wrapped up a quick and mostly uneventful “veto session,” but that doesn’t mean there isn’t action happening in Jefferson City. Then, Carlos Gomez of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce joins us to discuss challenges facing the historic Westside, as well as immigration and other concerns.
Less than 24 hours before Beyoncé takes the stage at Arrowhead, we're hearing from two of her most trusted dancers. And some say two of the best in the world.
Two Kansas City municipal corrections officers are on leave and under investigation, accused of hitting and kicking a handcuffed detainee.
The last week, Chiefs Kingdom combined forces with Swifties across the nation to celebrate what appears to be a new, and very popular, couple.
The baby product that company sells is being recalled for failing to meet federal safety requirements.
U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's last-ditch plan to keep the federal government temporarily open collapsed Friday. Meanwhile, federal employees in the Kansas City metro are bracing for the delay of their next paycheck.
That could be the case if the Kansas City Royals select the North Kansas City site to build their new stadium.
Two Kansas City municipal corrections officers are on leave, accused of hitting and kicking a handcuffed detainee.
Two Kansas City municipal corrections officers are on leave, accused of hitting and kicking a handcuffed detainee.
Beyoncé is headed to Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday, and Kansas City is welcoming the 29-time Grammy Award-winning artist with open arms.
It comes after some friction between the city and the Shawnee Tribe out of Miami, Oklahoma earlier this year.
Family of a little boy in Kansas City, Kansas are hoping whomever took his wheelchair will return it. Read more on FOX4: https://trib.al/oZ72xlz
