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07/23/2019 8:34pm
Members from the rock band Sister Hazel discovered six kittens that had hitched a ride on their tour bus.
07/23/2019 8:33pm
June Walls had been traveling, and doctors had written off her symptoms as anxiety.
07/23/2019 8:30pm
Their rental vehicle was found abandoned in Holt, Missouri
07/23/2019 7:38pm
The girl was part of a group of about 50 people near Observation Point Trail in the parks Old Faithful Geyser area.
07/23/2019 7:17pm
Video of the arrest surfaced on social media.
07/23/2019 3:03pm
Vail Resorts Inc. is acquiring Peak Resorts Inc. in a deal valued at $264 million. In the deal, Vail Resorts NYSE: MTN agreed to acquire 100 of St. Louis-based Peak Resorts outstanding stock Nasdaq: SKIS at a purchase price of $11 per share to add 17 more resorts to its list of North American destinations.The ski areas that will fall under the Broomfield, Colo.-based companys control through the deal include locations near major metropolitan areas including Kansas City, Baltimore, Boston,
07/23/2019 2:58pm
Located at the intersection of Interstate 435 and Missouri Highway 45, the project is spread across three of the four quadrants of the intersection.
07/23/2019 2:46pm
Kansas City-based Fishtech Group has announced a slew of executive promotions, including a new COO, as well as making a number of midlevel management promotions. CEO and co-founder Gary Fish talks about the strategy behind the moves and whats next.
07/23/2019 2:41pm
Heather DeRose, 32, and husband Antonio DeRose, 31, have taken an unusual path to becoming marijuana entrepreneurs.
07/23/2019 12:59pm
GlynnDevins Inc. is continuing its executive hiring spree with two additions who previously worked at flourishing tech companies.The Kansas City-based senior living marketing firm, which touts its data and tech-enabled services, hired Dennis Ehrich Jr. as its CTO.Most recently, Ehrich was CTO/chief product officer at Service Management Group, a Kansas City-based customer experience management firm thats become an industry leader with its customer experience software and data-driven insights.
07/23/2019 8:00pm
After nearly three decades in Topeka, Kansas Senate President Susan Wagle wants to give Washington a try. The Wichita Republican will officially launch her campaign for U.S. Senate on Wednesday Click to Continue
07/23/2019 5:21pm
Lees Summit Superintendent Dennis Carpenter, who weathered criticism from the school board and community after proposing racial equity training for the district, has resigned, officials announced Tuesday afternoon. In a Click to Continue
07/23/2019 4:37pm
Cheyenne Hoyt told a group of people gathered at a news conference Tuesday that the U.S. government is tearing her family apart. Hoyt spoke in Kansas City at a gathering Click to Continue
07/23/2019 4:06pm
Andy Reid didnt waste much time before addressing the big topics surrounding the Chiefs as rookies and quarterbacks reported to training camp Tuesday afternoon. In his opening statement, Reid discussed Click to Continue
07/23/2019 5:08pm
Sprint sold its Overland Park campus for $250.9 million tens of millions of dollars below Johnson Countys appraised value of $342.5 million, according to research compiled by the investment Click to Continue
07/23/2019 8:17pm
WASHINGTON Bills that would legalize and tax marijuana at the national level, and provide opportunities for people convicted of federal pot crimes to clear their records, were introduced Tuesday in Congress. The companion legislation in the House and Senate were introduced by Sen. Kamala Harris of California and New York Rep. Jarrold Nadler, the chairman of the powerful House Judiciary Committee. Both are Democrats. Times have changed marijuana should not be a crime, said Harris, who is running
07/23/2019 7:26pm
LEES SUMMIT, Mo. A lawsuit against the Lees Summit School District alleges the district failed to report an alleged rape on school grounds to authorities and that staff members retaliated against the victim. The lawsuit, filed July 3, alleges a 14-year-old girl, referred to as Jane Doe in court documents, was raped in the boys bathroom at Bernard Campbell Middle School on Dec 1, 2017. The suit also names the Board of Education and staff and Bernard Campbell Middle
07/23/2019 7:17pm
WASHINGTON It took seven months, but President Donald Trump on Tuesday finally got a Senate-confirmed secretary of defense to succeed Jim Mattis. Mark Esper, an Army veteran and former defense industry lobbyist, won Senate confirmation by a vote of 90-8 and was sworn in at the White House by Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito in a ceremony attended by Trump and several members of Espers family. Hes going to be a great one, Trump said. Espers swearing-in endedthe longest
07/23/2019 7:06pm
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Imagine finding buried treasure in your home. One metro family did, and itd been there for more than 70 years. The goodies they found are worth thousands. At one historic home in Kansas Citys affluent Brookside neighborhood, no one expected a man with a hammer would uncover history. Colby Marval said he was working on that houses front porch, when he found one of the porchs column was a treasure chest in disguise. The house dates
07/23/2019 6:55pm
OKLAHOMA CITY A man and his children are hiding and healing after they were attacked by three teens with BB gunsMonday afternoon. A neighbor reported the attack because the family of undocumented immigrants was afraid to go to the authorities themselves. The neighbor arrived home with her daughters just in time to see three teens armed with what appeared to be real guns run out from behind her house. She started to follow them, but turned back when she