Shifting winds have caused the Palisades Fire in Southern California to spread eastward, threatening homes in the ...

According to the National Weather Service, the highest snowfall amounts were reported in Olathe and Shawnee, while the lowest ...

SO WE’RE GOING TO BE WITH THIS STORM SYSTEM HEAVIEST ... 6-10 inches for parts of the Kansas City area. Communities closer to 36 Highway will likely see the most snow, with 8-12 inches possible.

The Kansas City’s areas chances of seeing snow from a winter storm moving across the southern United States increased significantly overnight, according to the National Weather Service.

Snowfall amounts between 1 inch and 2 inches will be common along and south of I-35 in Kansas and 50-Highway in Missouri, with up to 3 inches possible near Pleasanton, Butler, Clinton, and Warsaw. A ...

The Kansas City region is expected to get between 2-3 inches of snow Thursday night. And after the blizzard already cancelled classes for several days, Kansas City Public Schools already called a ...

As much as 10.5 inches of snow fell late Thursday and early Friday in Kansas, the National Weather Service said.

You guys do what you do and we’ll do what we do. You play championship football, and we’ll take care of the snow. We’ll do ...

Snow is now expected to reach the Kansas City metro from a winter storm pushing across the southern United States overnight Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. While initial forecasts ...

The National Weather Service said strong winds and heavy or blowing snow could make travel difficult Sunday in the Kansas City area. But conditions will not reach levels to classify it as a blizzard.

The Weather Channel employees Meteorologist Chris Bruin, left, and his producer Trish Ragsdale take a selfie in front of one of the Shuttlecock sculptures at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in ...

Mayor Quinton Lucas said the city is working to change the narrative that city's surrounding Kansas City, Missouri, do a better job clearing snow after winter storms.