Lindsay Shively

Kansas City

Anchor and Reporter at KSHB-TV (Kansas City, MO)

Anchor and Reporter at KMCI-TV (Kansas City, MO)

Anchor and Reporter at Kansas City Live

@KSHB41 AM Anchor/Reporter, Murrow & Emmy award winner, Mom, Wife, & KC Native!

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Rusty Potential | Exploring Restoration Shop Resto 101 in Pleasant Hill

2 weeks ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively

PLEASANT HILL, Mo. — Just past the train station in downtown Pleasant Hill, you'll find Jeff Wilson's restoration shop, Resto 101 for short. "I have heard the stories of downtown Pleasant Hill, the glory days, since I was a little kid," he said. "I'm a sucker for a good story, there's a lot of great stories."Wilson is a storyteller of sorts and those stories are lining the walls of his shops with rusty and restored memorabilia alike. Where you see rust, he sees potential.
Let’s Talk | KSHB 41 hears from residents in Pleasant Hill, Missouri

3 weeks ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively |Taylor Hemness |Ryan Gamboa |Claire Bradshaw

PLEASANT HILL, Mo. — Several journalists from KSHB 41 News spent time Thursday morning in Pleasant Hill, Missouri, to hear from residents, families and business owners. It’s a part of our Let’s Talk series. We’ll take the conversations and story ideas from today and work to get answers and learn more about what residents in Pleasant Hill want to know.
Let’s Talk | KSHB 41 will be in Pleasant Hill on May 15; send us your questions

4 weeks ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively |Taylor Hemness

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The KSHB 41 News team is loading up our live truck and heading to Pleasant Hill on Thursday, May 15. It’s part of an effort we’re calling Let’s Talk!We’ll be hanging out from 8 to 10 a.m. on Thursday, May 15, at Press Monkey Studio, 122 1st Street, in Pleasant Hill. Join us in person to let us know what we need to learn about Pleasant Hill, its residents, what’s going well and what opportunities are possible.
REAL ID now required to fly domestically in the U.S.

1 month ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively |Claire Bradshaw

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Nearly two decades after Congress passed the Real ID Act, the law is going into effect today. Starting today, the Transportation Security Administration will check for REAL ID-compliant identification at airport checkpoints, including at Kansas City International Airport. The REAL ID will be needed to get through airport security checks. However, other forms of ID, such as a passport or Tribal Nation ID, are acceptable.
Chef, restaurateur Lidia Bastianich shares memories cooking for Pope Francis

1 month ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Renowned television host, cookbook author and restaurateur Lidia Bastianich, who has a restaurant in Kansas City, has cooked for not just one Pope, but two. She talked to KSHB 41 News Anchor Lindsay Shively about what it was like to cook for Pope Francis in 2015 as well as how she felt when she heard of his passing. “You know it felt like a member of the family because we got to know him," she said. "When you feed somebody...
Mom praises KC restaurant as example of 'Autism Acceptance'

1 month ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively

VOICE FOR EVERYONE | Share your voice with KSHB 41’s Lindsay ShivelyAn Instagram post from March praised a Kansas City restaurant’s reaction to a mom and her young son. It has thousands of likes and hundreds of shares with the caption that reads in part, “This is what inclusion and acceptance look like. @mannyskc didn’t just accommodate this Autistic child and family… They made them feel wanted."I talked to the mom, Niki Hartrum, who told me about what happened.
Mom praises Kansas City, Missouri, restaurant as example of autism acceptance

1 month ago | autism.einnews.com | Lindsay Shively

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — An Instagram post from March praised a Kansas City restaurant’s reaction to a mom and her young son. It has thousands of likes and hundreds of shares. The caption reads in part, “This is what inclusion and acceptance look like. @mannyskc didn’t just accommodate this Autistic child and family… They made them feel wanted."I talked to the mom, Niki Hartrum, who told me about what happened. She said she and her son were visiting Kansas City recently.
I made Easter dessert for about $5! Testing and tasting egg alternatives!

1 month ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively

VOICE FOR EVERYONE | Share your voice with KSHB 41’s Lindsay ShivelyLet's stretch your grocery store dollar if you're making food for family and friends this weekend. How does a five-dollar homemade(ish) dessert sound? If mayonnaise in cupcakes sounds bizarre to you, I say you've got to try it.
Clay Co Sheriff's Office says scam about jury duty persists

1 month ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively

VOICE FOR EVERYONE | Share your voice with KSHB 41’s Lindsay ShivelyWe have a scam alert for you coming from the Clay County Sheriff’s Office. Imagine getting a call that you missed jury duty and now you could get arrested unless you pay. When I reached out to the Clay County Sheriff’s Office to ask about scams they’re seeing the most, Sarah Boyd told me although this isn't a new scam, they get panicked phone calls about it and have had multiple calls as recently as Friday.
Royals Broadcaster talks new book, 2025 baseball, and feeling some 2015 energy

2 months ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Opening Day at the K marks the Royals first chance to work their way back to the playoffs again this season. Royals broadcaster and author Joel Goldberg sat down with KSHB 41News Anchor Lindsay Shively to talk about his new book and look ahead to the Royals 2025 season. The team is coming off of their first playoff run in almost a decade and marking 10 years since their 2015 World Series win. “In the case of the Royals, this isn't just a hope and a wish.