WE THE PEOPLE: Hear the remarkable story of Liz Kelley, the KC native who took her talents overseas and performed for troops during the Vietnam War. It's an experience she says changed her life forever. Get a peek inside her world tonight at 6 on @KCTV5!
New 'leaning benches' at some KC bus stops have stirred mixed reactions from riders.
The benches are now in place at locations including 12th and Grand, 11th and Grand, and the East Village Transit Center @KCTV5
FLOOD AFTERMATH: Historic flooding wiped out this community center in KCK, causing the walls to cave in! Volunteers are leaning on their faith and the community as they try to rebuild. @KCTV5
“When I could see outside it just broke my heart”
The historic flooding caused a wall to collapse at this community outreach center in KCK now they are asking for the public’s help. @NydjaHoodTV brings you the effort to rebuild and how you can help. Today on @KCTV5
STARS AND STRIPES: One thing about me, I'm gonna find some good food to eat! Who's on the grill today? My expert review of Scimeca's Italian Sausage is 10/10! @KCTV5
WNBA SNUB: The WNBA will not be coming to Kansas City anytime soon and UMKC athletes say they are using the setback as motivation to change the narrative.
The league announced plans to expand to Cleveland, Philadelphia and Detroit by 2030. @KCTV5
CROWN ACT: A Missouri bill banning hair discrimination in schools is one step closer to becoming law. Some natural hair stylists in KC hope lawmakers take the next step in helping to empower more children of color across Missouri. @KCTV5
JUNETEENTH: While some are celebrating this day of freedom through dance and music, others see it as an opportunity to learn more about the history in their own backyard of Kansas City. We take you inside the doors of the historic Wornall House. @KCTV5
ILLEGAL DUMPING: One year after the Kansas City Council enacted tougher penalties to combat illegal dumping, city leaders say they're seeing results. @KCTV5
"NO KINGS" PROTEST: Protests against the Trump administration are happening in Kansas City Saturday as part of nationwide ‘No Kings’ demonstrations. Community members say they’re hoping for peaceful protests and positive impact.
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JUNETEENTH: The ninth annual Juneteenth celebration kicked off Thursday at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, where organizers say art tells a story. It takes a deeper look at Kansas City’s rich jazz legacy and what it reveals about the significance of Juneteenth @KCTV5
KC PRIDE FEST: Organizers say they lost $200,000 in sponsorships this year as a ripple effect of Anti-LGBTQ policies rolled out by the Trump Administration. However they say the festival prevails, and they are staying resilient. @KCTV5
This weekend we bid farewell to @CarolynKCTV5 , who is retiring after an incredible 30 years! Being able to work alongside her over the past couple of years has been a pleasure. Hope you enjoy a restful retirement era on the beaches of St. Petersburg! 🥳🎉
@NydjaHoodTV @KCTV5 Hi! I just watched a video of your coverage of #SarahMilgrim's memorial service and said to myself that I must thank you. Thank you for creating this touching if brief record, mentioning Sarah's "#Jewish values." It is a welcome comfort in these frightening times. 🙏🏻
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@LobbyChampion@KCTV5 It brings me pleasure that this story brought you some comfort during such a difficult time. A reminder to me of the power of storytelling and how it connects us from near and far. Thank you so much for watching. May we all seek healing, together. 🙏🏾
REMEMBERING SARAH MILGRIM: Hundreds gathered in Overland Park this morning to remember the life and legacy of Sarah Milgrim who was shot and killed in D.C. last week. @KCTV5