While the historic January snow left a layer of ice, public works officials are expecting this snow to be light, fluffy and easier to plow.

KDOT crews have spent the last two days pre-treating roads with salt brine and magnesium chloride in anticipation of slick conditions.

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - A little more than a month ago, the Kansas City metro saw one of its worst winter storms in ...

In an interview with The American Journal of Managed Care, Michael A. Bernstein, MD, stressed the need for effective ...

A man suffered serious injuries in a crash Monday afternoon on Interstate 70 in Wyandotte County, officials said.

With winter weather coming to the Kansas City area later in the week, residents and city leadership say they don’t want the neglect felt after January’s storm to resurface this time around.

It’s all who you are,” said former assistant DA Tonda Hill. “And you can quote me, because it’s the truth.” From : ...

Kansas is facing a crisis when it comes to defending accused criminals who cannot afford their own attorneys. A shrinking ...

Kansas public health officials have ordered quarantines during the ongoing tuberculosis outbreak, but lawmakers are ...

An attorney has been told to explain why she shouldn't be sanctioned after being accused of violating a protective order in a ...

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While you’re waiting for your heat to return, head to a warming center during the day. Facilities like libraries and community centers open thei ...