The fall school sports season is here. More than half of students will take part in some high school sport this year. We’ll explore the role parents and student athletes can take to prevent injuries this season.

School is supposed to be full of wonder and fun, not scary. But with 27 school shootings so far this year, anxiety is high as students head back to school. We’ll have ways to ease those fears and other classroom concerns.

The University of Kansas Health System is now vaccinating eligible people for monkeypox. As the number of cases in the area and the region begins to rise, we are offering reporters an opportunity to ask questions about the vaccine availability, qualifications, who is at risk and what a person can do to prevent getting monkeypox.

A thousand young people died of a drug poisoning last year in the U.S. according to the CDC. The majority of those deaths were due to opioids like fentanyl. We’ll hear from a mom who lost a child to this and find out what can be done to stop this alarming trend.

We go live to war-torn Ukraine to see a healthcare system pushed to the brink. We’ll show you how one local organization is doing more the just putting a band aid on the problem.

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths. We will be live with a patient about to receive one of the most advanced screenings available for this deadly disease. Our doctors explain the advancements giving patients the power of hope.

A mother facing her toughest battle yet uses CrossFit to fight back. It's been more than two years since Lisa Fosnough was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer. We’ll show you how she beat sarcoma and inspired so many others.

It's estimated as many as 43 percent of children have a sleep disorder. And with school just a few weeks away, how do we get them and ourselves back on track? We also have new hope if you wrestle with good sleep.

Children under age 5 have been able to get the COVID-19 vaccine for one month. But are they getting it? We’ll look at the vaccination rates and why it's so important to start protecting our kids as we head into the fall.

It’s not your imagination, there’s a reason why you’re sneezing more this year. We’ll explain why and what to do about it. And chronic low back pain steals so much from life.  The new procedure to ease that pain that's now in the spotlight.