KMBC Scam School: What your social media posts could be telling scammers
A Kansas City cybersecurity expert explains how scammers use vacation photos, hobbies and personal details from social media to target victims.
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A Kansas City cybersecurity expert explains how scammers use vacation photos, hobbies and personal details from social media to target victims.

Researchers say a fake video accusing Texas Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico of sexual misconduct is the latest example of Russian groups generating false information to influence U.S. elections.

With two weeks until Election Day, early voting data reveals surprising differences in participation across political parties, states and demographic groups. A University of Florida researcher says Republican early voting is trailing previous midterms in North Carolina, while Black and Latino voters are showing signifi
What started as helping senior citizens in one city has grown into helping seniors throughout the country and internationally.
An artist diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder has transformed his vision loss into an artistic ability that is showcased in galleries and corporate spaces across North America.

President Donald Trump has said U.S. warships returning from Iran could stop in Cuba

The Kansas City Current will have its final home game against the Washington Spirit this weekend. The club hopes to bring 18,000 people to the stadium for its fan appreciation match.
Fans started to arrive in Milwaukee on Thursday to see the city's first World Series game in more than four decades.
Kansas City's Benilde Hall hosts its second annual gala, hoping to raise $100,000 for transitional housing, addiction treatment and veteran support programs.
Kansas voters are turning out in big numbers ahead of a competitive U.S. Senate race. Early voting has doubled in Johnson County and nearly tripled in Wyandotte County compared to the 2022 midterms.

Experts say where parties spend limited resources can offer clues about where elections are tightening.
Kansas early voting numbers show a sharp increase over the 2022 midterms in Johnson and Douglas counties, with Democrats leading early turnout in Johnson County.
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