Chloe Godding

1 week ago | krdo.com | Nick Sloan |Chloe Godding |Andy Alcock

Published May 5, 2025 11:25 AM By Nick Sloan, Chloe Godding, Andy AlcockClick here for updates on this story    FRANKLIN COUNTY, Kansas (KMBC) — The Kansas Highway Patrol confirmed to ABC News that eight people were killed in a head-on crash on U.S. Highway 169 in Franklin County, Kansas, on Sunday. The initial call came in around 5:46 p.m. When first responders arrived, both vehicles involved were engulfed in flames.

4 weeks ago | kmbc.com | Dorissa White |Chloe Godding

Disproportionate rates of pregnancy complications have some Black mothers in Kansas City straying from the traditional hospital setting. April 11 through April 17 is Black Maternal Health Week, an annual campaign focused on raising awareness around Black women’s maternal struggles and uplifting the voices of Black mothers. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Black women are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than white women.

1 month ago | kmbc.com | Matt Evans |Chloe Godding |Nick Sloan

The Missouri Senate on Tuesday advanced legislation to create a Clay County Sports Authority, a move supporters say could help keep both the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in Missouri. The proposal is seen as a potential strategy to lure one or both teams to North Kansas City, as long-term stadium plans remain uncertain. "I think that would be an incredible home for the Royals,” said state Sen. Maggie Nurrenbern, D-Clay County.

1 month ago | kmbc.com | Nick Sloan |Chloe Godding

Court records show a mother and son running a Kansas City towing business are facing criminal charges in connection with what police allege is a long-running scheme involving unauthorized vehicle tows and falsified documents. Donald Adamson, owner of Metro Tow & Transport, and Lannette Adamson, who operates MOKAN Property Services, were arrested April 9 after Kansas City police executed a search warrant at the company’s lot on North Agnes Avenue.

1 month ago | kmbc.com | Dorissa White |Chloe Godding

Orchid Delirium has returned for its fourth year at Powell Gardens, once again hoping to dazzle guests with a unique and immersive display. This year's exhibit at Kansas City's Botanical Garden was inspired by Victorian orchid hunters who worked to find orchids in their natural habitats. Inside the glass-domed conservatory of Powell Gardens, the display will show off a "jungle of flowering orchids and tropical foliage" for guests to explore.