Dia Wall News Today

The Kansas City Chiefs' celebratory Super Bowl 2024 parade in Kansas City, Mo., took a dark turn when multiple people were shot, one fatally, on Wednesday.

KSHB 41 evening anchor and journalist Dia Wall has announced plans to step down from her position in February 2024.

Fred Dantzler, a barber and owner of Officially Chopped in Shawnee, is helping those in need this Thanksgiving through a drive.

KSHB 41 anchor Dia Wall spoke with Rep. Emanuel Cleaver II (D - Kansas City) Tuesday about the Hamas attack on Israel and what’s next.

Beyoncé fans spent hours prepping to win the last mute challenge of the Renaissance World Tour. How’d they do?

The law forbids discrimination against people who wear textured hairstyles. And that’s a good thing. From Yvette Walker

KC Scholars has announced a $50,000 scholarship in the name of Ralph Yarl, a Black teenager who was shot when he approached a house in Kansas City.

Three Kansas City neighborhoods and the nonprofit Community Builders of Kansas City are taking a battle with an out-of-town real estate fund to court.

Thursday night’s opening of the 2023 NFL Draft in Kansas City, Missouri, is a day thousands of Kansas Citians have anticipated for years.

Union Station, then the biggest construction project in Kansas City history, opened back in 1914 to the largest crowd on record.