Students across Kansas and Missouri have not been in school since Dec. 21, as road conditions and cold made it too risky to return to classrooms after winter break. They're pitching in to shovel, building snow forts and,

The baby was born on January 6, weighing five pounds and fifteen ounces, but the story of her birth is what the family of three might remember most.

The National Weather Service has lifted blizzard warnings for the metro area. Roads remain challenging across the region. High winds and earlier whiteout conditions forced closures on major highways,

Kansas City trash and recycling pickup has been canceled because of last weekend’s snow and ice. While crews focus on treating roads, here’s the latest on trash pickup.

As of Tuesday afternoon, the Wyandotte County couple were still at it, helping people for free for three days straight on no more than 10 hours sleep and asking nothing in return.

Missouri students has been derailed by the storm’s icy aftermath, eating up a handful of districts’ allotted snow days for the remainder of the year, or reverting to AMI learning. “Our safety is the most important thing that we can have for our students,