Alyssa Jackson

KSHB 41's Alyssa Jackson created this series, Under the Ribbon, to educate about the realities of the diagnosis, the red flags you need to be aware of, and the fight that often continues for years.

In her first one-on-one interview since announcing her retirement, Kansas City, Missouri, Police Chief Stacey Graves spoke with KSHB 41 News reporter Alyssa Jackson.

The death of a woman found unconscious in her yard in July is suspicious to her close family and loved ones.

Two settlements were reached in civil lawsuits against Family Dollar, Dollar Tree and the store's property owner, Arthur Fels Company.

During the KC BOPC's regular meeting Tuesday, Jackson County Prosecutor Melesa Johnson said her office is taking a closer look at how to reform self-defense laws in Missouri.

Every Friday for the past 107 years, The Call newspaper has circulated in stands throughout Kansas City. But Friday, Aug. 7, was the first time the weekly paper didn't go to press.

The AdHoc Group Against Crime continues its decades-long work to stop criminal activity in Kansas City with the opening of a new center dedicated to healing and justice.

The manager of a Family Dollar in Midtown Kansas City, Missouri, told investigators the day before the fatal collapse that she had asked to close the store. KSHB 41's Alyssa Jackson has more.

Kansas City's Midtown Costco still has its sights set on transitioning to a business center, investing $20 million into improvements needed to change its business model.

At the first Board of Police Commissioners meeting post-World Cup festivities, crime and public safety in Kansas City, Missouri, took center stage.