There are no reports of injuries during the exchange of gunfire or the crash. The crash and investigation did cause police to close the northbound lanes of 470 and forced traffic off onto the Strother ...

Ayoka Lee had 17 points and 10 rebounds in her return to the lineup, and fifth-seeded Kansas State beat Fairfield 85-41 on ...

Kansas City Royals catcher Salvador Perez provided fans a scare Wednesday night, exiting a Spring Training game due to a cut under his left eye. Mike Moustakas, who played eight seasons in Kansas ...

Samantha Boring joined the KCTV5 news team in December 2023 as a weekend morning anchor/reporter. She grew up in Gardner, Kansas, so she is no stranger to KC. She is excited to work in her home ...

Morgan joined the KCTV5 team in December 2024. She was born and raised in Crystal Lake, IL. She began her journalism career at the University of Missouri, graduating in 2020 she took her first job ...

Zac Summers anchors KCTV5 News at 4 and 6 p.m. He joined the station in October 2023. Zac comes to KCTV5 with more than a decade of reporting experience. He most recently worked in Atlanta ...

Neal Jones has been covering Kansas City area sports since September 1993, but his knowledge of the Chiefs, Royals, Tigers, Jayhawks and Wildcats goes back to his early years. “I grew up in ...

Melissa joined the KCTV First Warn 5 Weather team in April 2024 as a weekday meteorologist. Melissa's passion for weather stemmed from a fear of severe weather that later turned into an interest ...

If you have any story ideas, you can reach out by emailing her at [email protected] or on X at @CWatkinsNews. Despite withdrawing a Special Use Permit application to the City of ...

Luke is beyond excited to come to a place that feels like home. He and his wife both have deep roots in the area, and he believes Kansas City is the perfect place to raise their family. Luke spent ...

KCTV5's Sharon Chen goes behind the headlines on a story of a local nonprofit faced with a 200% increase in their water bill.

Of 609 men surveyed, 19% continued to have erectile dysfunction after being hospitalized with COVID-19. Nearly half still had ED after two years.