KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Kansas City police are asking for help identifying people who could be connected to the shots fired on April 6 at the Country Club Plaza ..read more

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- The works of a French-American artist is the focus of a new exhibit at the Nelson-Atkins Museum. Not many people here know Niki de San Fall, but she is famous in France. She spent more than 40 years creating bright, bold art that rebelled against society by empowering women ..read more

One has to try and be careful when volatile set-ups establish themselves but there is still doubt about exactly when or even if a thunderstorm will develop to take shape of those set-ups. Last night on the air we went through the potential and I cautioned people to really be paying attention to the changing weather after 4 p.m ..read more

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Kansas City leaders are coming up with what will have to be a new plan to bring back an old enforcement tool. "The St. Louis Board of Alderman has passed a new board bill, the [St. Louis] Mayor is likely to sign in connection with reinstituting red light cameras," said Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas this week. "We will go through that conversation, looking at people's civil rights, making sure we go through a long process with it." That long process could be part of the new legal strategy needed to let the cameras stay up this time around. In 2015, the Missouri Supreme Cou ..read more

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- FOX4 is forecasting a couple rounds of potentially severe weather beginning on Friday, and the threat for storms have emergency managers on alert. "All threats are there. Tornadoes are a real threat that's going to be there," Thomas Winter, Director of Franklin County Emergency Management, said. Kansas City Scout systems down following cyberattack It's been on the minds of regional meteorologists for some time now - the ingredients for severe weather are moving into the Kansas City metro - meaning wind, rain, and hail are all on the table for incoming storms. This type of w ..read more

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs traded up for a dynamic offensive weapon. The Chiefs traded up from the 32nd pick to the 28th pick with the Buffalo Bills to take Texas wide receiver Xavier Worthy in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. The Chiefs now have these picks: 28, 133 (4th round), 248 (7th round). Buffalo has these picks: 32, 95 (3rd round) and 221 (7th round). Worthy is the first wide receiver that the Chiefs have selected in the first round since Jon Baldwin in 2011 ..read more

KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- Darlene Timmerman has worked in nursing for 44 years. Starting her career in Salina, Kansas and moved to Wichita before landing in Kansas City. She worked at the University of Kanas Medical Center and Olathe Medical Center before retiring. “I was just kind of looking and thinking about what I wanted to do in retirement that was purposeful and meaningful,” Timmerman told FOX4. “Something that was really important to me.” She remembered hosting an event and meeting another nurse named Roxanne who told her about volunteering for Global Care Force in Ukraine ..read more

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — It is time for the 2024 NFL Draft. The Kansas City Chiefs hold the 32nd pick in the first round and will have a long wait as they will likely work to trade up. The Chiefs have seven total picks in the draft. The Chicago Bears started the draft by selecting USC quarterback Caleb Williams with the first overall pick. Never fear, Superman is here pic.twitter.com/xDi806UGb3 — Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) April 26, 2024 AFC West division rival Los Angeles Chargers selected Notre Dame offensive tackle Joe Alt with the fifth overall pick. Alt is the son of Chiefs Hall of Fame ..read more

SHAWNEE, Kan. – First responders in Shawnee, Kansas reunite with the teen who helped save a man's life. The cyclist who suffered a cardiac event in Shawnee has a message to the strangers and first responders who saved his live. "It was lucky that Fisher and I were just off Johnson Drive," Miller said. Shawnee police and fire department come together to meet 17-year-old Marina Johnson for a second time ..read more

LENEXA, Kan. — Safety officers at Arrowhead Stadium have a high-tech tool in their arsenal — state-of-the-art body cameras. The Kansas City Chiefs are counting on high-definition eyes to tell no lies. The Chiefs have purchased 120 body cameras from Johnson County tech firm Digital Ally, which is based in Lenexa, Kansas. These wearable cameras are like the ones police officers use.  ..read more