Drivers in Mid-Missouri, get ready for a week of delays as the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) rolls out several…
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Kansas City Man Indicted on Drug Trafficking and Firearms Charges
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — A federal grand jury has indicted a Kansas City man on multiple drug trafficking and firearms…
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17 Fireworks Injury Victims Treated at Metro Hospitals on Friday
By 5 p.m. Friday, at least 17 people in the metro area had been treated for fireworks-related injuries. The University…
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Missouri Residents Face Shocking Utility Bills
Don’t say I didn’t warn you. If you haven’t checked your latest bill or online statement yet, get ready—June’s utility…
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Teen Who Beat Cancer Dies in Tragic House Fire Two Weeks After Hospital Release
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. — A community is mourning the heartbreaking loss of 13-year-old Jerilynn Brown, who died in a devastating house…
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Families of Disabled Adults Fear Medicaid Cuts After Trump Signs Budget Bill
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) — With President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” now signed into law, southern Arizona families with…
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Gilbert and Goodyear Join 4th of July Drone Show World Record Attempt
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Two Arizona cities are helping make history this Independence Day as Texas-based drone company Sky Elements attempts…
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100 Arizonans Celebrate Fourth of July by Becoming U.S. Citizens
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — While many spent the Fourth of July prepping for barbecues and fireworks, 100 people in Arizona marked…
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Attorney General Kris Mayes Joins Multi-State Effort to Stop Trump Administration’s Cuts to Humanities Funding
In a bold move to protect public humanities programs, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has taken legal action against the…
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Arizona Taps Beavers to Revive Dwindling Wetlands
Arizona Game and Fish biologists are trying something new—using relocated beavers to help restore critical wetland habitats across the state.…
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