In part three of the “Road To Recovery,” KCTV5 investigative reporter Stacey Cameron takes a look at a project in Webb City that received stimulus money to help create a welcome center.

Neighbors in the Oak Park District reach out to police to help clean up the crime in their neighborhood.

Tonganoxie Mayor Mike Vestal resigns Wednesday after apologizing for sending a second obscene e-mail.

Mayor Mark Funkhouser and Police Chief James Corwin have differing views on how to fund additional officers for Kansas City.

Police in Kansas City, Kan., honor a girl who saved the life of a drowning man.

The Minnesota Twins beat the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday afternoon to complete a three-game sweep.

Police say Larry Schnackenberg has been found alive along a trail in Shawnee, Kan.

A Leavenworth County man has been charged with rape, aggravated criminal sodomy and two counts of aggravated indecent liberties with a child, Kansas Attorney General Steve Six announced Wednesday.

Overland Park police issue a scam alert for anyone who is trying to sell a car online.

An Oklahoma cheerleader tackles a suspected thief running from security -- all in a strapless dress.

In this edition of "Road To Recovery?" investigative reporter Stacey Cameron looks at how stimulus money is being spent in Joplin, Mo.

The Missouri attorney general is warning consumers about prearranged funerals purchased from Mt. Washington Forever Cemetery.

Thieves in at least two metro suburbs are targeting pickup truck tailgates.

Kansas City officials say they are dealing with fewer stray cats than in the past.

Police catch the thieves who they believe broke into cars in Loose Park on Tuesday morning.

Officials at Missouri Western State University say they hope hosting the Kansas City Chiefs' training camp will lead to financial benefits for their school.

Single-game tickets for the Kansas City Chiefs 2010-11 season go on sale Wednesday for Jackson County residents.

A motorcyclist suffers life-threatening injuries in a crash with a tractor-trailer on Tuesday.

Kansas City, Kan., police are asking for the public's help in tracking down items that may help in the investigation of a July 18 homicide.

A medical call that looked tragic turned to joy when a newborn that was thought to be dead moved his tiny foot.