In the final episode of Now Boarding, KSHB 41's Taylor Hemness talks with Susie McKenzie, a 35-year flight attendant with American Airlines.

Back in 2017, she voted against building the new terminal at KCI, because she was concerned that it would mean losing the convenience that she valued so much at the old terminals.

Today, she's a big fan of the terminal. During this conversation, Taylor talks with her about passenger conduct, what a terminal really means to a flight attendant, and the state of airline travel today.

In the final episode of Now Boarding, KSHB 41's Taylor Hemness talks with Susie McKenzie, a 35-year flight attendant with American Airlines.
Back in 2017, she voted against building the new terminal at KCI, because she was concerned that it would mean losing the convenience that she valued so much at the old terminals.
Today, she's a big fan of the terminal. During this conversation, Taylor talks with her about passenger conduct, what a terminal really means to a flight attendant, and the state of airline travel today.

Now Boarding, Ep. 12--A longtime flight attendant goes from fearful to fan on the new terminal

It's kind of like moving into a new house.

That's how Mike Ward described the process of moving from the old terminals at KCI, to the new terminal in 2023. 

Ward is the Assistant Manager of Operations at KCI for Southwest Airlines. In this episode, he describes working conditions at the old terminals, what it was like to practice his team's jobs before the new terminal opened, that crazy all-nighter employees pulled when the terminal switch happened, and the "trashy" lessons he's learned in the first year.

It's kind of like moving into a new house.
That's how Mike Ward described the process of moving from the old terminals at KCI, to the new terminal in 2023. 
Ward is the Assistant Manager of Operations at KCI for Southwest Airlines. In this episode, he describes working conditions at the old terminals, what it was like to practice his team's jobs before the new terminal opened, that crazy all-nighter employees pulled when the terminal switch happened, and the "trashy" lessons he's learned in the first year.

Now Boarding, Ep. 11--Longtime Southwest Airlines employees describes the move to the new terminal

Were you lucky enough to fly out of Kansas City during the extreme cold weather we experienced in mid-January? Hopefully, that flight took you to someplace much warmer!

But there were multiple days in January that had travelers very concerned about whether or not their flight would go on as scheduled. January presented the first real test for the new terminal at KCI in terms of severe winter weather.

This month, KC Aviation Director Melissa Cooper chats with KSHB 41 anchor Taylor Hemness about exactly how an airport deals with round after round of ice and snow.

Were you lucky enough to fly out of Kansas City during the extreme cold weather we experienced in mid-January? Hopefully, that flight took you to someplace much warmer!
But there were multiple days in January that had travelers very concerned about whether or not their flight would go on as scheduled. January presented the first real test for the new terminal at KCI in terms of severe winter weather.
This month, KC Aviation Director Melissa Cooper chats with KSHB 41 anchor Taylor Hemness about exactly how an airport deals with round after round of ice and snow.

Now Boarding, Ep. 10--KCI's new terminal gets its first real winter weather test

Kansas City got very familiar with a company called Edgemoor during the construction of the new terminal at KCI.

People from all over the KC area attended meetings the company hosted about the terminal's design, and now those people are getting to see which suggestions actually made the cut.

KSHB 41 anchor Taylor Hemness chats with Edgemoor Senior Managing Director Geoff Stricker about how the billion-dollar project compares to others he's done, and what it's like trying to make hundreds of thousands of travelers happy.

Kansas City got very familiar with a company called Edgemoor during the construction of the new terminal at KCI.
People from all over the KC area attended meetings the company hosted about the terminal's design, and now those people are getting to see which suggestions actually made the cut.
KSHB 41 anchor Taylor Hemness chats with Edgemoor Senior Managing Director Geoff Stricker about how the billion-dollar project compares to others he's done, and what it's like trying to make hundreds of thousands of travelers happy.

Now Boarding, Ep.9--Edgemoor before, during, and after building the terminal

Did you know the original "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" by Dr. Seuss was written in 1957?

Today, the book, the animated films, even the live action film are big parts of the Christmas season for people all over the world. 

This year, the official sequel to the book, titled "How the Grinch Lost Christmas," is on store shelves just in time for Christmas.

The author writing for Dr. Seuss is a man named Alastair Heim, and he's lived here in Kansas City for more than 20 years.

Here, you get a special chance to hear his conversation with KSHB 41 anchor Taylor Hemness. They talk about the book, how he got it, his history with Dr. Seuss, and what it's like to write in that trademark style.

Did you know the original "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" by Dr. Seuss was written in 1957?
Today, the book, the animated films, even the live action film are big parts of the Christmas season for people all over the world. 
This year, the official sequel to the book, titled "How the Grinch Lost Christmas," is on store shelves just in time for Christmas.
The author writing for Dr. Seuss is a man named Alastair Heim, and he's lived here in Kansas City for more than 20 years.
Here, you get a special chance to hear his conversation with KSHB 41 anchor Taylor Hemness. They talk about the book, how he got it, his history with Dr. Seuss, and what it's like to write in that trademark style.

Meet the KC man who wrote the official "Grinch" sequel

The new terminal at KCI cost more than a billion dollars to build. That's hard for any traveler to put into perspective.

But for the companies chosen to be involved in its construction, that represents man hours, and of course, potentially career-changing money.

In this episode, I spoke to Mary McNamara, the President of Cornell Roofing in Independence. We talked about a job that she calls "transformational" for her company, and all the challenges that come along with it. 

The new terminal at KCI cost more than a billion dollars to build. That's hard for any traveler to put into perspective.
But for the companies chosen to be involved in its construction, that represents man hours, and of course, potentially career-changing money.
In this episode, I spoke to Mary McNamara, the President of Cornell Roofing in Independence. We talked about a job that she calls "transformational" for her company, and all the challenges that come along with it.

Now Boarding, Ep. 8--KC roofer talks terminal construction

How long does it take you to get to KCI?

My guest this week, Kim Kluge, lives about 12 minutes away. It's a big advantage when you travel a lot for work, like she does.

So what does the new terminal mean for the neighborhoods around KCI, not just right now, but in the future?

How long does it take you to get to KCI?
My guest this week, Kim Kluge, lives about 12 minutes away. It's a big advantage when you travel a lot for work, like she does.
So what does the new terminal mean for the neighborhoods around KCI, not just right now, but in the future?

Now Boarding, Ep. 7--Living near the airport

Kansas City International Airport is located within District 1 of the city's council districts, represented by Kevin O'Neill and Nathan Willett.

In this episode, KSHB 41 news anchor Taylor Hemness wanted to get the perspective of what it's like to represent a district that has always included the airport, but now has such a massive potential impact with the construction of the terminal.

Councilman Kevin O'Neill talks history, the chances for future development, and what it's like to have his name on a plaque inside the city's very expensive "front door."

Kansas City International Airport is located within District 1 of the city's council districts, represented by Kevin O'Neill and Nathan Willett.
In this episode, KSHB 41 news anchor Taylor Hemness wanted to get the perspective of what it's like to represent a district that has always included the airport, but now has such a massive potential impact with the construction of the terminal.
Councilman Kevin O'Neill talks history, the chances for future development, and what it's like to have his name on a plaque inside the city's very expensive "front door."

Now Boarding, Ep. 6--Kansas City Councilman Kevin O'Neill

Kansas City residents know that the years-long process to build a new terminal at KCI had more than its fair share of controversies. 

Beyond the question of whether or not the city needed a new single terminal were the opinions on what it should look like, how it would showcase/represent KC, and if it would maintain the convenience of the city's older terminals.

In this episode, KSHB 41 anchor Taylor Hemness chats with architects from SOM, the firm tasked with answering those questions in the design of the new terminal. 

Kansas City residents know that the years-long process to build a new terminal at KCI had more than its fair share of controversies. 
Beyond the question of whether or not the city needed a new single terminal were the opinions on what it should look like, how it would showcase/represent KC, and if it would maintain the convenience of the city's older terminals.
In this episode, KSHB 41 anchor Taylor Hemness chats with architects from SOM, the firm tasked with answering those questions in the design of the new terminal.

Now Boarding, Ep. 5--How do you design an airport terminal?

How often do you fly, for work or personal reasons?

For many Kansas Citians, air travel is a huge part of their regular lives. So the new single terminal at KCI is almost like your office being moved to a whole new building.

In Episode 4 of Now Boarding, KSHB 41 anchor Taylor Hemness chats with Kevin White, who flies about three weeks out of every month, about what he's seen in the new terminal, 

How often do you fly, for work or personal reasons?
For many Kansas Citians, air travel is a huge part of their regular lives. So the new single terminal at KCI is almost like your office being moved to a whole new building.
In Episode 4 of Now Boarding, KSHB 41 anchor Taylor Hemness chats with Kevin White, who flies about three weeks out of every month, about what he's seen in the new terminal,

Now Boarding Ep. 4--KCI in the eyes of a frequent flyer

The 41 Files Podcast takes a deeper look every week at the stories and trends in Kansas City, hosted by the staff of KSHB 41 News.

The 41 Files Podcast takes a deeper look every week at the stories and trends in Kansas City, hosted by the staff of KSHB 41 News.

The 41 Files

On Sept. 11, 2001, four planes hijacked by al-Qaeda members crashed into the World Trade Center towers, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania. 

Everyone who was alive will forever remember where they were and what they were doing when they first got the news about the 9/11 attacks.

In the first episode of KSHB 41 News’ five-part podcast mini-series on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, digital producers Katharine Finnerty and Casey Murray will go back to that day. The episode features archived footage from the week of Sept. 11, 2001, as well as firsthand accounts from a retired FBI agent, the family of a victim of 9/11 and a cameraman who was there that day.

On Sept. 11, 2001, four planes hijacked by al-Qaeda members crashed into the World Trade Center towers, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania.&nbsp;
Everyone who was alive will forever remember where they were and what they were doing when they first got the news about the 9/11 attacks.
In the first episode of KSHB 41 News&rsquo; five-part podcast mini-series on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, digital producers Katharine Finnerty and Casey Murray will go back to that day. The episode features archived footage from the week of Sept. 11, 2001, as well as firsthand accounts from a retired FBI agent, the family of a victim of 9/11 and a cameraman who was there that day.

Remembering 9/11 on its 20th anniversary

The legacy of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, has grown increasingly complicated following a 20-year war in Afghanistan. That’s taking its toll on service members. 

The memory of the war and its withdrawal can be a painful source of conflict for veterans. The attacks were an incentive for many to join the military, but studies show PTSD is worse in veterans now than it’s ever been. 

In the second episode of KSHB 41 News’ five part podcast mini-series about the 20th anniversary of 9/11, digital producers Casey Murray and Katharine Finnerty will explore how service people in Kansas City were impacted by the attacks, and how they are impacted now as the U.S. ends its longest war.

The legacy of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, has grown increasingly complicated following a 20-year war in Afghanistan. That&rsquo;s taking its toll on service members.&nbsp;
The memory of the war and its withdrawal can be a painful source of conflict for veterans. The attacks were an incentive for many to join the military, but studies show PTSD is worse in veterans now than it&rsquo;s ever been.&nbsp;
In the second episode of KSHB 41 News&rsquo; five part podcast mini-series about the 20th anniversary of 9/11, digital producers Casey Murray and Katharine Finnerty will explore how service people in Kansas City were impacted by the attacks, and how they are impacted now as the U.S. ends its longest war.

Sept. 11, the war and its impact on service members

After 9/11, the country unified to heal from the tragedy, but some were not included in that unity. Some Muslim and Middle-Eastern people living in the U.S. experienced an increased amount of hate crimes and violence against them after 9/11. 

Educators are doing what they can to teach their students why such prejudices are wrong, but it’s a challenge when those students weren’t even born when 9/11 happened.

In the third episode of KSHB 41 News’ five-part podcast mini-series about the 20th anniversary of 9/11, digital producers Casey Murray and Katharine Finnerty will hear from Dr. Laeeq Azmat, Platte County High School teacher Zach Keith and more about 9/11’s impact on the Islamic community, as well as how educators are teaching 9/11 to students who didn’t experience the life-changing event firsthand.

After 9/11, the country unified to heal from the tragedy, but some were not included in that unity. Some Muslim and Middle-Eastern people living in the U.S. experienced an increased amount of hate crimes and violence against them after 9/11.&nbsp;
Educators are doing what they can to teach their students why such prejudices are wrong, but it&rsquo;s a challenge when those students weren&rsquo;t even born when 9/11 happened.
In the third episode of KSHB 41 News&rsquo; five-part podcast mini-series about the 20th anniversary of 9/11, digital producers Casey Murray and Katharine Finnerty will hear from Dr. Laeeq Azmat, Platte County High School teacher Zach Keith and more about 9/11&rsquo;s impact on the Islamic community, as well as how educators are teaching 9/11 to students who didn&rsquo;t experience the life-changing event firsthand.

The impact of 9/11 on the Islamic community, educators

To this day, airport security is one of the most recognizable, direct changes made in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. 

The federal government established the Transportation Security Administration, or TSA, which is now responsible for keeping airports safe. 

In the fourth episode of KSHB 41 News’ five-part podcast mini-series on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, digital producers Casey Murray and Katharine Finnerty will explore how the Kansas City International Airport was impacted by 9/11, and why people in the metro continue to keep the memory of the attacks alive. 

To this day, airport security is one of the most recognizable, direct changes made in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.&nbsp;
The federal government established the Transportation Security Administration, or TSA, which is now responsible for keeping airports safe.&nbsp;
In the fourth episode of KSHB 41 News&rsquo; five-part podcast mini-series on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, digital producers Casey Murray and Katharine Finnerty will explore how the Kansas City International Airport was impacted by 9/11, and why people in the metro continue to keep the memory of the attacks alive.&nbsp;

What 9/11 changed and how Kansas City remembers

Journalists are professional eyewitnesses to traumatic events, and that is especially true of 9/11.

KSHB 41 News anchor Cynthia Newsome was getting ready for work at the station and watching the news when she heard about the attacks. She reported on how 9/11 impacted Kansas Citians 20 years ago. 

In the final episode of KSHB 41 News’ five-part podcast mini-series about the 20th anniversary of 9/11, digital producers Casey Murray and Katharine Finnerty will explore how the field of journalism has changed, and listeners will hear from Newsome about her experience reporting on 9/11. 

Journalists are professional eyewitnesses to traumatic events, and that is especially true of 9/11.
KSHB 41 News anchor Cynthia Newsome was getting ready for work at the station and watching the news when she heard about the attacks. She reported on how 9/11 impacted Kansas Citians 20 years ago.&nbsp;
In the final episode of KSHB 41 News&rsquo; five-part podcast mini-series about the 20th anniversary of 9/11, digital producers Casey Murray and Katharine Finnerty will explore how the field of journalism has changed, and listeners will hear from Newsome about her experience reporting on 9/11.&nbsp;

Reporting on traumatic events like 9/11

Sept. 11, 2001 forever changed the U.S. when four passenger aircrafts were hijacked by al-Qaeda members and crashed into the World Trade Centers, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania. In this special five-part 41 Files miniseries, digital producers Katharine Finnerty and Casey Murray go back to that day and examine its lasting impacts.

Sept. 11, 2001 forever changed the U.S. when four passenger aircrafts were hijacked by al-Qaeda members and crashed into the World Trade Centers, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania. In this special five-part 41 Files miniseries, digital producers Katharine Finnerty and Casey Murray go back to that day and examine its lasting impacts.

Remembering 9/11

It’s May 4, 2007, when 17-year-old Kara Kopetsky walks out of Belton High School, never to be seen again. Her mom and step-father, Rhonda and Jim Beckford, have no idea where their daughter has gone, and neither does anyone else. Kara had recently received an order of protection against on-and-off boyfriend Kylr Yust, and her phone records show he may have been the last person to speak with her. Podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn break down the details of Kara’s disappearance and different witness statements alleging that Kylr Yust admitted to doing something sinister. This is the first episode of “Journey for Justice: The Trial of Kylr Yust” on 41 Files by 41 Action News.

It&rsquo;s May 4, 2007, when 17-year-old Kara Kopetsky walks out of Belton High School, never to be seen again. Her mom and step-father, Rhonda and Jim Beckford, have no idea where their daughter has gone, and neither does anyone else. Kara had recently received an order of protection against on-and-off boyfriend Kylr Yust, and her phone records show he may have been the last person to speak with her. Podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn break down the details of Kara&rsquo;s disappearance and different witness statements alleging that Kylr Yust admitted to doing something sinister. This is the first episode of &ldquo;Journey for Justice: The Trial of Kylr Yust&rdquo; on 41 Files by 41 Action News.

Episode 1: Kara Kopetsky

It’s 2016 and Jessica Runions goes out to a party. She never comes home. Party-goers tell police they saw her leave with Kylr Yust, the man being questioned for the disappearance of Kara Kopetsky from the same community in 2007. Kylr is eventually taken into custody for burning Jessica’s car, but it’s several months before a mushroom hunter stumbles upon her body. And not far away, a second set of remains if found: those of Kara Kopetsky. Podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn take a look at the similarities in the girls’ disappearances and talk to 41 Action News reporter Sarah Plake about what it was like the day the girls were found.

It&rsquo;s 2016 and Jessica Runions goes out to a party. She never comes home. Party-goers tell police they saw her leave with Kylr Yust, the man being questioned for the disappearance of Kara Kopetsky from the same community in 2007. Kylr is eventually taken into custody for burning Jessica&rsquo;s car, but it&rsquo;s several months before a mushroom hunter stumbles upon her body. And not far away, a second set of remains if found: those of Kara Kopetsky. Podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn take a look at the similarities in the girls&rsquo; disappearances and talk to 41 Action News reporter Sarah Plake about what it was like the day the girls were found.

Episode 2: Jessica Runions

Kylr Yust was charged with the murders of Kara Kopetsky and Jessica Runions. The evidence seems to be mounting, but there are also claims of errors in the investigation. Another issue arises: The witness who turned Kylr in for burning Jessica’s car, his own stepbrother, dies suddenly in jail. Podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn are joined by 41 Action News investigator Andy Alcock to discuss the different pieces of evidence in the case and some of the discrepancies in the story.

Kylr Yust was charged with the murders of Kara Kopetsky and Jessica Runions. The evidence seems to be mounting, but there are also claims of errors in the investigation. Another issue arises: The witness who turned Kylr in for burning Jessica&rsquo;s car, his own stepbrother, dies suddenly in jail. Podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn are joined by 41 Action News investigator Andy Alcock to discuss the different pieces of evidence in the case and some of the discrepancies in the story.

Episode 3: The case of Kylr Yust

This case spans more than a decade from the time Kara Kopetsky went missing to now, when Kylr Yust is going to trial for her and Jessica Runions’ murders. 41 Action News reporters Sarah Plake, Andres Gutierrez and Andy Alcock join podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn to discuss how they’ve each covered developments in this long journey toward resolution.

This case spans more than a decade from the time Kara Kopetsky went missing to now, when Kylr Yust is going to trial for her and Jessica Runions&rsquo; murders. 41 Action News reporters Sarah Plake, Andres Gutierrez and Andy Alcock join podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn to discuss how they&rsquo;ve each covered developments in this long journey toward resolution.

Episode 4: Covering the crime

The families of Kara Kopetsky and Jessica Runions were brought together by tragedy. Through the thick and thin of this case, they’ve stuck together. 41 Action News reporters Sarah Plake and Andres Gutierrez join podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn to talk about the families’ relationship and their pursuit toward justice for their girls.

The families of Kara Kopetsky and Jessica Runions were brought together by tragedy. Through the thick and thin of this case, they&rsquo;ve stuck together. 41 Action News reporters Sarah Plake and Andres Gutierrez join podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn to talk about the families&rsquo; relationship and their pursuit toward justice for their girls.

Episode 5: The family effect

On the final episode of the “Journey for Justice: The Trial of Kylr Yust” mini-series on 41 Files, podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn bring in third-party experts to examine Yust’s defense. Clay County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Chris Johnson shares how investigators chase leads in a missing persons case, and 41 Action News anchor Caitlin Knute gives perspective from defense attorney John Picerno. Check this feed again beginning April 5 for daily trial updates.

On the final episode of the &ldquo;Journey for Justice: The Trial of Kylr Yust&rdquo; mini-series on 41 Files, podcast hosts Katelyn Brown and Hailey Godburn bring in third-party experts to examine Yust&rsquo;s defense. Clay County Sheriff&rsquo;s Office Sgt. Chris Johnson shares how investigators chase leads in a missing persons case, and 41 Action News anchor Caitlin Knute gives perspective from defense attorney John Picerno. Check this feed again beginning April 5 for daily trial updates.

Episode 6: New perspectives

On day one of Kylr Yust’s double murder trial, the jury was sworn in and the prosecution and defense teams made (very different) opening statements. 41 Action News’ Caitlin Knute and Andy Alcock join podcast hosts Hailey Godburn and Katelyn Brown from the Cass County Justice Center to talk about the day’s proceedings.

On day one of Kylr Yust&rsquo;s double murder trial, the jury was sworn in and the prosecution and defense teams made (very different) opening statements. 41 Action News&rsquo; Caitlin Knute and Andy Alcock join podcast hosts Hailey Godburn and Katelyn Brown from the Cass County Justice Center to talk about the day&rsquo;s proceedings.

Trial update #1

During the second day of Kylr Yust's double murder trial, jurors heard from 15 witnesses. 41 Action News' Caitlin Knute and Andres Gutierrez detail some key points in witness testimonies from family, friends and investigators.

During the second day of Kylr Yust's double murder trial, jurors heard from 15 witnesses. 41 Action News' Caitlin Knute and Andres Gutierrez detail some key points in witness testimonies from family, friends and investigators.

Trial update #2

The second day of witness testimony in the double murder trial of Kylr Yust was markedly different from the first. While the prosecution and defense blew threw 15 witnesses Tuesday, only four took the stand Wednesday. In this “Journey for Justice” podcast update, hear 41 Action News reporter Sarah Plake detail the compelling testimony from two of Yust’s ex-girlfriends.

The second day of witness testimony in the double murder trial of Kylr Yust was markedly different from the first. While the prosecution and defense blew threw 15 witnesses Tuesday, only four took the stand Wednesday. In this &ldquo;Journey for Justice&rdquo; podcast update, hear 41 Action News reporter Sarah Plake detail the compelling testimony from two of Yust&rsquo;s ex-girlfriends.

Trial update #3

Day four in the double murder trial of Kylr Yust provided insight into the details surrounding his relationship with Jessica Runions and the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. 41 Action News reporter Andres Gutierrez joins podcast host Hailey Godburn to go over the latest testimony offered in Cass County court.

Day four in the double murder trial of Kylr Yust provided insight into the details surrounding his relationship with Jessica Runions and the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. 41 Action News reporter Andres Gutierrez joins podcast host Hailey Godburn to go over the latest testimony offered in Cass County court.

Trial update #4

In “Journey for Justice: The Trial of Kylr Yust” on 41 Files, you'll hear the stories of Kara Kopetsky and Jessica Runions, two girls from the Kansas City area who went missing in 2007 and 2016, respectively. Later, their remains were found near each other by a mushroom hunter. Kylr Yust is charged with their murders and stands trial beginning April 5, 2021.

In &ldquo;Journey for Justice: The Trial of Kylr Yust&rdquo; on 41 Files, you'll hear the stories of Kara Kopetsky and Jessica Runions, two girls from the Kansas City area who went missing in 2007 and 2016, respectively. Later, their remains were found near each other by a mushroom hunter. Kylr Yust is charged with their murders and stands trial beginning April 5, 2021.

Journey for Justice: The Trial of Kylr Yust

The 41 Files Podcast takes a deeper look every week at the stories and trends in Kansas City, hosted by the staff of 41 Action News.

The 41 Files Podcast takes a deeper look every week at the stories and trends in Kansas City, hosted by the staff of 41 Action News.

The 41 Files

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