Skies will be partly cloudy at sunrise with just a few stray sprinkles across Northern Missouri, and temperatures start mild in the 50s. Winds pick up during the day Monday with gusts up to 35 MPH as temperatures soar into the 80s. Clouds decrease through the day for a sunny and unseasonably hot start to the week. Moisture then arrives on Tuesday with widespread rain chances for most of the day and temperatures in the 60s. Patchy rain chances continue Wednesday and Thursday. A cold front will brings cooler air and more showers for the weekend, with another strong drop in temperatures by the end of the month.

Five people were injured Monday afternoon after a police chase led to a crash in Overland Park.

A local veterinary technician is cautioning pet owners as she believes it's only a matter of time before our area sees a dangerous respiratory illness that impacts dogs.

The holiday season is rolling right along in the metro after the CPKC Holiday Train donated $15,000 to Harvesters.

Fatal crashes have significantly increased in Kansas City, MO, this year.

FOX4 obtained a new document showing a "corrected number" for how much a new Kansas City Royals stadium would cost Jackson County over a 40-year time period.

Thirty percent of pediatric visits are tied to mental health care issues. That's why Children's Mercy is partnering with local pediatricians.

Five people have been injured Monday afternoon, including one woman in critical condition, after a crash in Overland Park.

Construction is planned to run 24 hours a day until Dec. 9, then restarts again for another week after the game of Arrowhead between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills.

Thousands of kids are writing their wish lists or perhaps want to visit the jolly old elf himself this holiday season.

The FBI is asking for the public’s help as it investigates a Kansas City-area doctor facing child pornography charges.

Missouri State Treasurer Vivek Malek is sharing more details about the MOBUCK$ loan program to help community leaders and business owners.

A pastor in Kansas City is working to bring the community together this holiday season through coffee and conversation.