The campaign pitted those who felt a new city jail was unnecessary against those who said incarceration is essential to control crime.

Following a KSHB 41 I-Team story that aired in late March on municipal court prisoners being released from jail early, we were contacted by a Kansas City, Missouri, mother.

Kansas City, Missouri, voters said yes Tuesday to renewing a public safety sales tax that will pay for a new city jail.

Questions about police departments and projects aimed at public safety were on ballots in and around Kansas City in Tuesday’s ...

An Oran man is behind bars after authorities say he was caught trying to steal from a home in Scott County on Saturday, April ...

HAYWOOD CITY, Mo. (WSIL) -- A Scott County man faces multiple charges after he is accused of breaking into a home. The Scott ...

Thousands of Missouri voters will head to the polls on Tuesday to cast their ballot on issues ranging from public safety, ...

A 21-year-old Kansas City, Missouri man is facing charges in connection to a November 2024 deadly shooting following a road ...

Kansas City residents will learn if a quarter-cent public safety sales tax will be renewed for another two decades ...

Cape Girardeau County is in recovery mode after tornadoes and flooding caused significant damage. With power nearly restored ...

Voters in Blue Springs overwhelmingly passed all five city charter amendment questions on the April 2025 ballot.