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Based on a new law, two men are seeking $2.4 million for their combined 38 years in prison. But Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is fighting efforts to pay them for their lost time.
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The Western District Court of Appeals found that a man resentenced in 2023 must receive credit for time served on all four concurrent sentences.
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Ferguson has been under a consent decree since 2016, two years after a Ferguson police officer killed Michael Brown Jr. and a DOJ investigation found the city violated residents' civil rights through policing, traffic stops and court fines.
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Many wore red to honor the victims’ hometown soccer club — McPherson City FC.
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Investigators said the driver, who plowed through a crowd of people at a Wichita sports complex Saturday, had a valid license and no documented criminal history or outstanding warrants. They also condemned false claims that have been circulating about the driver's legal status.
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Shawn Harris initially pleaded not guilty in the 2025 killing of Ming during a shootout in the Argentine neighborhood of Kansas City, Kansas. As part of a new plea deal, prosecutors will seek life imprisonment charges.
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The temporary jail was supposed to be open for the World Cup, but city officials now say it probably won’t open until next year.
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As we enter the third quarter of 2026, the Kansas City Police Department has reported 108 homicides, a five-year low for the department. Police credit the drop to more cops on the street, focused deterrence and collaboration with the community.
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The Olivette DMV office is the worst in Missouri and the 4th-worst nationally, according to a new report. The Independence and midtown Kansas City license offices are ranked 6th and 7th worst.
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Wichita police say a 34-year-old woman from Garden City has been released pending the results of a toxicology report and a vehicle inspection.
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Police say they are still working to determine why a 34-year-old woman allegedly drove her truck through a crowd of people Saturday.
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Organizers said their focus was on recruiting people to canvass, phone bank and register voters ahead of Election Day. Demonstrations kicked off around 1 p.m., with plans for get out the vote actions later in the afternoon.
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At the first of five public listening sessions across the city, Kansas City residents gathered in a Northland community center to express their opinions about a new KCPD chief.
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More children from mixed-status families in the Midwest are being separated from their parents through detention or deportation. Researchers and advocates believe the trauma of being split up predisposes a generation to health, academic and economic consequences.