Suspicious activity leads police to a storage unit in Kansas City filled with goods apparently stolen from other storage facilities throughout the metro area. A suspect is in custody.

Be prepared to change your morning or evening coffee commute because at least one Starbucks location will be closed for the next five days. The Starbucks located on W. 75th St. in Overland Park will be closed from Wednesday, April 6, and is not scheduled to re-open for business until Monday, April 11. It’s a direct result of the ongoing union fight happening at the site. “We would love our regular customers to know, we are sorry for the inconvenience, we want to be working right now,” said…

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said he doesn't plan to let the Kansas City Chiefs relocate without a fight. Parson, who confirmed Monday that he has talked with Chiefs President Mark Donovan, released a statement saying he told Donovan that Missouri "will compete with any state trying to move the Chiefs." Donovan said this past week at the National Football League's annual meeting that the team is listening to pitches about building a stadium in Kansas. He referenced the 2031 expiration of the Arrowhead…

A Jackson County official said Wednesday that he will work to keep the Kansas City Chiefs on the Missouri side of the state line. The Chiefs said earlier in the week that the team would consider building a stadium in Kansas.

Russian hackers targeted dozens of sites, including a nuclear power plant in Kansas, according to two indictments that were returned in August, but were unsealed by the Department of Justice on Thursday. One indictment alleged that three people working for the Russian government hacked into nuclear power plants, supply chains, oil and gas firms, as well as other power and utility companies between 2014 and 2017. The hackers successfully compromised the networks at Wolf Creek plant in Burlington,…

Attorney General Derek Schmidt warned Kansans that they may have had private information stolen in an August 2021 data breach at T-Mobile. T-Mobile US Inc. reported that it had suffered a massive data breach that compromised the sensitive information of millions of current, former and prospective customers on Aug. 17. More than 53 million people were affected by the data breach, including up to 335,000 Kansans. Along with other categories of affected information, millions had their names, birthdates,…