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1 day ago | kshb.com | Isabella Ledonne

KSHB 41 reporter Isabella Ledonne covers issues surrounding government accountability and solutions. Share your story with Isabella. It's been nearly two weeks since a house explosion in Lexington, Missouri, claimed the life of a five-year-old boy and critically injured his father and sister.

2 days ago | kshb.com | Sam Hartle

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Fiserv, a Milwaukee-based financial services company, officially announced plans for a 2,000-employee regional headquarters in Overland Park’s Aspiria campus. Officials in Overland Park, along with local economic development leaders and Kansas officials, had dropped hints about the development — dubbed Project Turtle — for several days. Those hints led to reports Friday that Fiserv was the company. The company made the news official Monday morning.

3 days ago | kshb.com | Jeff Penner

Happy Easter, bloggers,The much-advertised strong storm system is moving across the region today. It is producing severe weather just east of our viewing area. As we discussed Saturday, an occluded front (purple front) has pushed the warm, juicy air just to the east. Now, this being said, we still have to watch Clinton to Sedalia as they are close to the big severe threat through 4-5 p.m. Flooding and flash flooding are becoming the bigger issues.

3 days ago | kshb.com | Fernanda Silva

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Iris Limon was cooking in her kitchen when she started feeling the heat from the flames of her neighbor's house, which was on fire. According to the Kansas City, Missouri, Fire Department, firefighters received the call around 1 p.m. Thursday about a house fire in the 5600 block of East 16th Terrace. Kansas City, Missouri, mother shares fears during fire next door Many neighbors said they didn't see what happened because they were at work, but Limon said she saw it all.

4 days ago | kshb.com | Jeff Penner

Good Saturday bloggers,Here is the latest on our Easter Sunday storm system. We expected and had a mostly dry Saturday as the rain stayed about 50-100 miles south. The rain and thunderstorms will be increasing from south to north tonight and the process has begun. The 1st band of rain will arrive in the KC area between 545 PM and 7 PM. The main time to see severe weather will be noon to 7 PM Sunday. The purple front on the map is an occluded front.