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Heat builds, then storms could explode. When KC’s storms may turn dangerous

Dangerous storms could hit the Kansas City area Wednesday and Thursday, with large hail and damaging winds the main threats, and a few tornadoes possible, according to the National Weather Service. A round of thunderstorms clipped the northern communities in the metro, bringing booming thunder and rain during the morni
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Central Bank of KC: A 75-Year Legacy on Independence Avenue

Central Bank of Kansas City is marking a major milestone this year, celebrating 75 years of service, investment and community impact. Since its inception, the bank has remained a cornerstone of the Historic Northeast, evolving from a small local lender into a nationally recognized Community Development Financial Instit
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‘This Old House’ looking for Kansas City-area home to renovate for TV show

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The TV show “This Old House” is looking to renovate a home in the Kansas City area. “Calling all Kansas City homeowners,” the show announced on Facebook. “Got something on your home repair list you just can’t get to? We want to help.”
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Royals agreements could be mostly complete by end of Summer

Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas says the agreements for the Royal' new stadium could be complete by this summer.
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World Cup hotel cancellations, Dutch team arrives & Downtown Days ends: Top KC stories

From FIFA canceling thousands of Kansas City hotel rooms to Lee’s Summit pulling the plug on its long-running Downtown Days festival, here’s a roundup of what’s making news in the Kansas City region. These are the top stories from The Kansas City Star. Here are the key takeaways: FIFA canceled 75% of the hotel rooms it
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KC police search for woman last seen near Ashland Square Park

The Kansas City Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance to locate a woman last seen in late May near Ashland Square Park . Amber Simpson was last seen on May 27 near Kensington Avenue and East 23rd Street , Kansas City Police Department spokesperson Sgt. Phillip DiMartino said in a news release Tuesday. Si
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VA Doctor Warns of Serious, Quiet Threat Plaguing Aging Veterans

Dr. Shannon Carpenter is a rare breed among doctors. She wants to see fewer patients. The shoulder and elbow surgeon at the Kansas City VA Medical Center is finding ways to prevent bone fractures before they happen. She told Military.com that fragility fractures pose a serious, under-discussed threat to aging veterans,
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Kansas City man accused of possessing destructive devices not registered with ATF, faces federal...

Kansas City, Missouri – A Kansas City, Missouri man is facing a federal charge after authorities said he unlawfully possessed unregistered destructive devices, a case that federal prosecutors linked to alleged discussions about violence against government targets. Lake Ethan Roberts, 26, was charged in a one-count crim
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3 Kansas City Firefighters Sent to Hospital After House Fire on N. Briarcliff Road

House Fire Injures 3 Firefighters and Displaces a Family in Kansas City Northland Three firefighters walked into a burning house […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.
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Northbound I-435 reopens after vehicle hits, kills pedestrian near Raytown Road

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - As of 7:45 a.m., all lanes of northbound Interstate 435 have reopened after a person was hit and killed by a car Wednesday morning. Northbound Interstate 435 closed near Raytown Road after a vehicle struck a pedestrian early June 10, Kansas City police said. Police...

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