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Kansas City driver run over by own U-Haul, hospitalized in critical condition

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A driver was critically injured after being run over by their own U-Haul van, according to the Kansas City Police Department. Emergency crews say they responded just after 10 a.m. on Friday, June 12, to the area of Bannister and Longview Rd. after reports of a crash with critical injuries.
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Suspect arrested again in serial tire slashings in Kansas City’s Waldo neighborhood

A woman has been taken into custody after numerous reports of slashed tires in Kansas City’s Waldo neighborhood. Residents began sharing reports on neighborhood Facebook groups in recent days, with several posting photos of damaged tires and doorbell camera footage from around the area of 77th Street to 81st Street, be
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Scare at underground storage caves sends 4 to hospital, prompts evacuation

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Emergency crews treated nearly two dozen people after a carbon monoxide scare Friday morning. Four of those people were taken to hospitals. The Kansas City Fire Department responded to a call about an unconscious person at a business located near NE Underground Drive near Missouri 210 Highway.
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Missouri vape recall exposes dispute over cannabis testing rules

When Missouri cannabis regulators recalled hundreds of marijuana vape pens last month, the Kansas City-based manufacturer said the issue was related to “evolving” testing requirements for licensed facilities.  But state regulators say the testing rules did not change. And certificates of analysis posted by the company
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Where legislatures lag, local officials are stopping data centers altogether

In the city of Peculiar, a Kansas City suburb, a mayor and a city administrator were forced from their jobs over plans for a data center. In Festus, south of St. Louis, residents thronged city council meetings, leading police to escort out a former council member. And in St. Charles, a St. Louis suburb, local officials
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Kansas City’s Arrowhead and BBQ Shine for World Cup 2026

Kansas City – The city enters the World Cup spotlight with low expectations from many outsiders yet holds several clear advantages for visitors. Arrowhead Stadium will host six matches, including games featuring defending champions Argentina, while the surrounding area offers distinctive food and cultural draws. June w
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MO: TORNADO/COUPLE DESCRIBES ‘VACUUM’ WINDS

A rural couple describes "vacuum" winds after three tornado reports north of the Kansas City area. COPYRIGHT 2025 BY KOAM NEWS NOW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED.
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KCPD searching for missing 19-year-old woman and her 3-year-old daughter

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Kansas City Police Department is looking for a missing woman and her 3-year-old daughter. Officials say Alexis Olivieri, 19, was last seen Thursday at 4 a.m. near 6214 E. 10th Street in Kansas City. She is a white woman, 5 feet 2 inches tall and about 150 pounds.
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Independence woman sues City, officer after patrol vehicle collision in construction zone

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (KCTV) - A lawsuit claims an Independence police officer was looking at his in-car computer when he struck a driver who had pulled over to let him pass. According to court records, the 30-year-old woman filed the suit in Jackson County Circuit Court on Tuesday, June 9. The defendants are the City of I
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Kansas City’s Black Abolitionist Freedom School Is Working, and It Just Graduated a New...

The afternoon was hot enough that some of them wanted the shade. They stayed by the fire anyway. “If you can hear my voice, clap twice. If you can hear my voice, clap three times and say it’s gonna be all right.” Melissa Ferrer-Civil, Kansas City’s first Poet Laureate and the director of the academy, quieted the circle

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