KMBC's Jana Corrie reports.

James Phillip Edwards, of Kansas City, is accused of giving young girls ice cream and soda spiked with sedatives and made seminude videos of them that

Sharon Bundy was found dead in her home. Her husband says they had been trying to move out of the neighborhood because of the crime.

The Blue Springs High School Wildcats football teams wins KMBC's Team of the Week award.

KMBC's Martin Augustine reports from Clay County.

KMBC's Marcus Moore gets reaction from Olathe parents about the charges against former coach Michael Cowley.

Dr. Rex Archer, director of the Kansas City Health Department, answers viewer questions about H1N1 flu.

KMBC's Donna Pitman reports on a clinical trial involving the seasonal flu shot from Lee Research Institute in Shawnee.

Rachel Leek was riding her bike when she was killed in a hit-and-run in Lawrence. KMBC's Bev Chapman talks with friends at the bakery where she worked

KMBC's Micheal Mahoney reports.

Dr. Rex Archer, director of the Kansas City Health Department, answers viewer questions about H1N1 flu.

The ATF released a new surveillance picture in a fire last year that heavily damaged the Hereford House Restaurant in downtown Kansas City.

KMBC's Peggy Breit reports from Oak Grove, where fifth-grader Jordan Smith died following a sudden illness. It's not yet confirmed if it was the resul

KMBC's Dan Weinbaum reports.

KMBC's Martin Augustine reports from Leavenworth County.

KMBC's Marcus Moore reports from Oak Grove.

KMBC's Micheal Mahoney reports on new plans from Kansas City Schools superintendent Dr. John Covington.

KMBC's Bev Chapman reports from Excelsior Springs.

A Kansas City couple is building unique artwork out of what some people consider junk. KMBC's Jana Corrie reports.

The KMBC Sports Team covers Kansas City-area high school football for Oct. 16.