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She was known as The One for Whom the Sun Shines. Queen Nefertari is one of the most celebrated female rulers in Ancient Egypt, and her remains are now in Kansas City.

One of the most studied time periods in human history is that of ancient Egypt, and the remains of a queen from that time period are in Kansas City.

Every year, Ingram's, Kansas City' Business Magazine, honors the areas top physicians across hundreds of specialties. Out of more than 200 nominees, Saint Luke's Health System is proud that two Saint Luke's physicians were selected for this year's list of Top Doctors. 

New research shows exciting advancements in the treatment of metastatic breast cancer. Dr. Timothy Pluard talked to KSHB about the latest developments for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The 10th Annual Boo Ball raised more than $175,000 to support renovations to the Emergency Department at Saint Luke's East Hospital.

The Women's Golf Association hosted a special tournament to raise awareness for breast cancer and money for early detection efforts. KCTV talked to the organizers about the reason behind the annual tournament.

Nearly 100 children grieving the death of a loved one had fun attending the first WILLPower: Healing in Motion Camp. KSHB talked to Will Shields about why he hosted the camp along with Saint Luke's Home Care & Hospice.

Just over two years after receiving a life-saving heart transplant, Nate Miller achieved an enormous feat by hiking a 50-mile treck through the Grand Canyon in hopes of inspiring other transplant patients. KMBC has the full story.

A new procedure is giving patients a less invasive treatment option for artery disease. KSHB talked to Dr. Anthony Hart about how it works.