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 | Police study: red light cameras cut crashes A study from the Kansas City Missouri police department says the city's red light cameras have helped reduce wrecks and repeat offenders at the intersections where they're installed. KMBC's Martin Aug |
 | FBI agents seize clothes in Olathe house raid FBI agents raid an Olathe home and seize boxes of clothes and shoes as part of an investigation. KMBC 9's Stephanie Ramos reports. |
 | Suspected bank robber arrested at OP motel A man suspected of robbing an Overland Park bank was taken into custody at a motel several blocks away. KMBC 9's David Hall reports. |
 | Changes come to day care after tots escape A worker at an Olathe day care where five toddlers got out of the yard last week says the facility has changed hands and the man who found the children has lost his job. KMBC 9's Haley Harrison report |
 | Physical therapist charged with sex abuse A physical therapist who was working at a school in Marshall, Mo., has been charged with sexually abusing two people there. KMBC 9's Cliff Judy reports. |
 | KC to spend $350K for All Star events The Kansas City Council is expected to approve $350,000 in expenditures related to July's Major League Baseball All Star Game and related events. KMBC 9's Micheal Mahoney reports. |
 | Joplin tornado survivors remember, reflect Survivors of last year's devastating tornado in Joplin mark the first anniversary of the storm by looking back and looking forward. KMBC 9's Maria Antonia reports. |
 | Joplin Breaks Ground On New School Officials in Joplin marked the first anniversary of the devastating tornado by breaking ground on a new elementary school. KMBC 9's Maria Antonia reports. |
 | FBI finds clothing in raid at Olathe home FBI removes boxes of clothing during a raid at an Olathe home. KMBC 9's Stephanie Ramos reports. |
 | Police scour OP motel after bank robbery Police have been called to the LaQuinta Inn in Overland Park in connection with a robbery at a nearby bank. KMBC 9's Johnny Rowlands reports. |
 | Unattended food blamed in fatal KC fire Investigators said food left unattended on a stove is blamed for the death of a Kansas City woman in a house fire early Tuesday. KMBC 9's Peggy Breit reports. |
 | DMV still turning scores away Johnson County's DMV is still having problems dealing with its new computer system and customers are still being turned away shortly after opening. KMBC 9's Cliff Judy reports. |
 | KC libraries still stock steamy novel While some libraries across the country are refusing to stock the erotic novel '50 Shades of Grey,' the Kansas City public library says it's just having trouble meeting demand. KMBC 9's Kerri Stowell |
 | Temperatures to climb on a windy Wednesday KMBC 9 chief meteorologist Bryan Busby says temperatures should jump Wednesday and so will the wind. |
 | Temperatures Start To Climb KMBC's Joel Nichols has a look at summer-like temperatures headed our way. |
 | Woman dies in fire at 58th, Wabash A woman died in a fire in the 5800 block of Wabash Avenue on Tuesday morning. |
 | Legoland hosts night for grown-up kids The new Legoland attraction at Crown Center hosts a night where adults get to play without having to bring a child along. KMBC 9's Haley Harrison reports. |
 | Crash Survivor Thanks Medics Who Saved Her The survivor of a crash that led emergency crews to deliver her baby early thanks the medics who saved both of their lives. KMBC 9's Martin Augustine reports. |
 | Joplin Seniors Graduate After Tough Year On the eve of the first anniversary of the Joplin tornado, students graduated with words of praise from President Barack Obama. KMBC 9's Lara Moritz reports. |
 | New Effort Uses Hoops To Build Men Two men who gave youths an outlet with basketball are expanding their efforts to help them do better in school. KMBC 9's David Hall reports. |
 | Jobless Rate Cited To Explain Homicide Upswing Unemployment, particularly among young people, has been cited as a reason for the upswing in Kansas City's homicide rate so far this year. KMBC 9's Micheal Mahoney reports. |
 | Memorials Serve As Reminders Of Joplin Tragedy Roadside memorials help provide reminders of the 161 people who died after a monster tornado tore through Joplin, Mo., one year ago Tuesday. |
 | Woman Speaks Out About Abduction, Attacks A woman who says a first date turned into a two-day hostage ordeal should serve as a lesson for other women. KMBC 9's Peggy Breit reports. |
 | Crash survivor thanks people who saved her life A pregnant woman who barely survived a crash on Interstate 35 early this year spoke out to say thank you to the people who helped her -- and her baby --survive. KMBC 9's Kerri Stowell reports. |
 | Crash Survivor Thanks People Who Saved Her Life A pregnant woman who barely survived a crash on Interstate 35 early this year spoke out to say thank you to the people who helped her -- and her baby --survive. KMBC 9's Kerri Stowell reports. |
