Lindsay Shively

1 week 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.

1 week 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.

4 weeks 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.

1 month ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively |Grant Stephens

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Last week, NBC News reported that a dozen of large white eggs averaged just under $5 per dozen, down from more than $8 earlier in the month. The latest egg market report from the USDA from last Friday also shows the price of wholesale eggs fell sharply because of a lull in bird flu outbreaks this month and slowing demand because of those higher prices. A later Easter holiday this year is also expected to ease demand.

1 month ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively

VOICE FOR EVERYONE | Share your voice with KSHB 41’s Lindsay ShivelyFive years ago this week, the Big XII Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament was canceled, marking one of the first major cancellations around Kansas City as the pandemic began in March 2020. Five years later, KSHB 41 News Anchor Lindsay Shively went to T-Mobile Center to talk about signs we still see and changes since the pandemic. It's hard to believe, five years,” said Shani Tate Ross.