Lindsay Shively

Have you ever heard of a memory cafe? It's meant to be a relaxing social time for anyone dealing with memory loss or changes, and for their caregivers.

At our Let’s Talk event earlier this year in Grain Valley, anchor Lindsay Shively heard from Police Chief Ed Turner.

At our Let's Talk event in Lee's Summit, I met Amy Stevens. Amy is spreading the word about Lee's Summit Memory Cafe, a monthly event for people facing memory loss or changes and their caregivers.

Families looking to save some money on Halloween costumes this year should check out an event this weekend in Gladstone.

KSHB 41's Lindsay Shively spoke with Max Cooper, an Olathe Northwest High School grad, about the moment all four coaches turned around during his audition on "The Voice."

Blue Jay Nation hopes the community donates enough for the Liberty High School Bell's 'tower' by homecoming.

Neighbors Coffee opened in the last several weeks and are now working to hire people who age out of the foster care system.

This summer has been huge for women's baseball and softball as the spotlight on both continues to grow.

KSHB 41's Lindsay Shively spoke with Morgan Freeman about his Symphonic Blue Experience, which is coming to town in September.

Join KSHB 41 News anchors Lindsay Shively and Taylor Hemness, along with reporter Claire Bradshaw and others, from 8-10 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 7, in Grain Valley.