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This year local shelters can help keep the houseless warmer for longer

Lee’s Summit nonprofit 'One Good Meal' feeds seniors on Thanksgiving

Trucks full of produce pallets traveled to and from one Kansas City, Missouri, food distributor Tuesday morning to pick up food they would have sent to a landfill.

“At least to me, it says that they may be a little bit too picky, or they may be throwing out stuff that could still be given to the people,” said Anakin Batres, lead warehouse associate at Kanbe’s Markets.

READ MORE: https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/kansas-city-nonprofit-kanbes-market-gives-purpose-to-imperfect-foods

Nonprofit 'Kanbe's Market' gives purpose to imperfect foods

Chiefs Kingdom, Salvation Army team up to support community during Red Kettle game

'I would be so thankful': Shawnee man living with stage 5 kidney disease looking for match

The Liberty Police Department is driving home a message after seeing an uptick in shoplifting leading up to the holiday season.

“If you’re coming to Liberty with the intent to steal, then they should plan on going to jail afterwards,” said Lt. Nathan Mulch, with the Liberty Police Department. “In the shopping district alone we’ve responded over 80 times this year to stealing, shoplifting, things like that — resulting in one shopping center losing over $80,000."

READ MORE: https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/liberty-police-local-businesses-report-rise-in-shoplifting-during-holiday-season

Liberty police, local businesses report rise in shoplifting during holiday season

The holiday season is here and that means holiday gatherings are on the horizon filled with food and celebratory drinks. However, drinking at a holiday party can also have dangerous implications for drinking and driving. Chef, restauranteur, and television personality, Jordan Andino, with safe mocktail options.

Enjoy a mocktail this holiday season

Over at Made in KC they make shopping a fun experience for the entire family. Stop in for a game of shuffle board, a hot coffee or a drink from their sit down bar. And with more than 200 vendors, you are sure to find the perfect gift for your loved one.

Made in KC makes shopping fun

Earlier this month, Missouri voters approved a measure to make recreational cannabis legal in the state.

The vote has opened up lots of unanswered questions.

KSHB 41 News viewers have submitted many questions about the new measure. Throughout this month, we're working to get you answers. We'll be answering additional questions as we go along.

READ MORE: https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/marijuana-in-missouri/faqs-what-you-need-to-know-about-legal-recreational-cannabis-in-missouri

FAQs: What you need to know about legal recreational cannabis in Missouri

Over at Made in KC Marketplace they have over 200 local vendors ready to help you find the perfect gift for the holiday season.

Find the perfect gift at Made in KC

Made in KC Marketplace has so much to offer this holiday season, including finding the perfect piece of art for a special someone on your shopping list.

Give the gift of art this holiday season

Local businesses in Kansas, Missouri are prepared for holiday season sale

Local businesses in Kansas, Missouri are prepared for holiday season sales

As shoppers scour the internet for the best deals on Cyber Monday, technology experts warn that scammers are scouring the internet too, but they're looking for shoppers' personal information.

“Criminals create messages that are designed to lure you to click on links that will take you to malicious websites,” Integral Chief Technology Expert Burton Kelso said.

READ MORE: https://www.kshb.com/news/local-news/experts-warn-of-cyber-threats-to-watch-for-on-cyber-monday

Experts warn of cyber threats to watch for on Cyber Monday