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09/16/2019 7:46am
The USGS classifies a 3.9 magnitude earthquake at the upper end of a minor earthquake.
09/16/2019 7:23am
The filing late Sunday night in White Plains, New York, was anticipated before and after the tentative deal, which could be worth up to $12 billion over time, was struck.
09/16/2019 6:52am
The $1.1 million range will have public shooting hours in 2020
09/16/2019 6:47am
A California neighborhood is reeling after two men attempted to break into a home but were met with a surprising roadblock that sent them running.
09/16/2019 6:23am
Monday and Tuesday will be the hottest days of the week.
09/16/2019 7:49am
Sacramento-based media company The McClatchy Co. parent company of The Kansas City Star said late Friday that its been warned that its shares could be delisted from the NYSE American stock exchange.McClatchy AMEX: MNI shares had fallen 57 cents, or 18.2, to $2.57 on Friday, before the company disclosed the warning it received from NYSE American LLC. The disclosure was released after the close of U.S. stock markets. McClatchy shares have fallen 64 in the past year. NYSE American
09/15/2019 8:16am
Kansas City Business Journal Associate Editor Andrew Vaupel takes a swing at this weeks Editors briefing, as Editor Brian Kaberline prepares for a well-deserved week off.Next to Sprint Corp., Hallmark Cards Inc. may be the biggest household name to come out of Kansas City, yet its founding family as well as its current stewards continue to point the way toward a business culture worth emulating and Saturday was no exception.The Kansas City-based company put on another impressive Hallmarket.
09/13/2019 3:04pm
The American Royal World Series of Barbecue is featuring a side of transportation this year, with an up-close look at a Virgin Hyperloop One test pod.The 30-foot-long pod will be on display from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at Kansas Speedway as part of the Hyperloop Ones U.S. road show.Hyperloop, anultra-fast transportation system, uses electric propulsion and electromagnetic levitation under near-vacuum conditions. It can travel up to 670 miles per hour, and each full-size pod will be able
09/13/2019 2:58pm
Building a successful company requires transparency from leaders and a desire to attract talented employees. Three past honorees of the Kansas City Business Journals Champions of Business awards agreed that those factors help build trust among their employees. The three Zalman Kohen, COO of Summit Homes Mark Radetic, CEO of MarksNelson and Tony Rohr, CEO of Gould Evans sat on a KCBJ panel to discuss how to sustain success through the years. Editor Brian Kaberline moderated.We
09/13/2019 1:40pm
Crispy coconut rice. Pizza Bianca. Khao poon. Those are just some of the menu items that will be available at Overland Parks coming downtown food hall.Strang Hall, slated to open later in the fall at 80th and Marty streets, revealed two of the local chefs in its lineup Thursday evening as part of a media preview.The event included several courses from chefs Chad Tillman and Anourom Thomson and made it clear that the venue wont bother patrons with monotonous fast food. Instead, the food
09/16/2019 5:00am
Even after the end of the Kansas and Missouri economic border war, Missouri officials plan to award more than $62 million in incentives to aid a Kansas company hopping the Click to Continue
09/15/2019 6:23pm
Scoring in only one quarter usually reduces the chance of victory. Unless youre the Chiefs and quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The Chiefs crammed all of their points and most of their Click to Continue
09/16/2019 5:00am
In the past couple of years, the Shawnee Mission school district has torn down five grade schools and constructed six new ones. Now officials are eyeing which ones to rebuild Click to Continue
09/15/2019 5:00am
Kris Kobach was in the middle of running for Kansas governor in December 2017, but he had unfinished business in Nebraska. The former Kansas secretary of state helped write an Click to Continue
09/15/2019 9:41pm
From Patrick Mahomes balky left ankle to playing without game-changing flash Tyreek Hill to losing left tackle Eric Fisher to a groin injury during the first series of the game, Click to Continue
09/16/2019 7:55am
Nikes gamble to partner with athlete-turned-activistColin Kaepernickpaid off Sunday as the companywon an Emmyfor outstanding commercial at the2019 Creative Arts Emmy Awards. The commercial, titled Dream Crazy, features Kaepernick alongside other sports legends including Serena Williams and LeBron James, who have reached beyond their personal achievements to support and advance political and social causes. The ad was released in September 2018days before the start of the NFL season. Kaepernick was one of the faces ofNikes 30th anniversary commemorationof its iconic
09/16/2019 7:46am
SURREY, England Rock star Rod Stewarthas revealed he has successfully been treated forprostate cancerafter fighting the disease for three years. The British music legend, whose hits include Maggie May and I Dont Want To Talk About It, went public with his illness at a fundraising event for the Prostate Project and European Tour Foundation charity in Surrey, England on Saturday night. Stewart, 74, told the crowd he was given the all-clear in July after being diagnosed with prostate cancer
09/16/2019 7:38am
NORTH KANSAS CITY, Mo. A family friend is paying it forward to a teenager who takes care of his mother and his older brother. Mary Pauley paid it forward Dylan McAdams, who took on the role as the head of his family after his father passed. Dylan is just a great kid quiet, gets overlooked, Pauley told FOX4. His older brother has autism and Pauley said McAdams continually goes out of his way to help him and his mother.
09/16/2019 6:22am
BOONVILLE, Mo. The family of a South Dakota woman who was found shot to death in Missouri last winter is offering a $10,000 reward for information in the case. Forty-year-old Melissa Peskey, of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, was founddeadon Interstate 70 near Boonville in December 2018. Her two children, ages 5 and 11, were alive in the backseat. An autopsy indicated she had been killed by a shot fired from outside her vehicle. In an interview with Dateline, in
09/16/2019 6:09am
TAMPA, Fla. WFTS A Tampa Bay area man has recovered his truck that was stolen Thursday with his daughters ashes still inside the vehicle. At the time of the trucks disappearance, the Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office said a 2014 Ford F-150 crew cab was stolen from the Staybridge Suites on Falkenburg Road North between September 7, 11 p.m. and September 8, 8 a.m. The stolen Ford had the victims 27-year-old daughters ashes stored in a urn inside the truck.