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KCFD: Apartment fire starts in laundry room

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Firefighters responded Sunday afternoon to a reported fire in a two-story apartment building in Kansas City. Luckily, officials said no injuries were reported. The Kansas City Fire Department was called to the building at 209 NE 40th Terrace at 2 p.m. on March 15. Officials...
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Mission police shoot alleged burglary suspect Sunday in Target parking lot

Police in Mission shot an alleged burglary suspect early Sunday morning in the parking lot of a Target store.
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KCK historians refresh museum that honors legacy of finding freedom in Quindaro

Local historians in Wyandotte County have long documented the arduous journeys that their ancestors, and those of many Kansas City, Kansas residents, made to find freedom from slavery. Now, with the help of some new state money, they’ll be able to tell those stories in new ways. Kansas Tourism, a division of the...
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Road conditions deteriorate Sunday night as temps fall into 20s

Sunday’s wild weather featured a temperature swing from the 60s to the teens, gusty winds and a dusting of snow.
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‘I feel like I’m dying’: Hospital failed to properly sterilize and disinfect open-heart surgery...

Workers at a Kansas hospital failed to properly sterilize and disinfect open-heart surgery devices, leading to slow-growing M. chimaera infections and deaths, according to multiple lawsuits. The post 'I feel like I'm dying': Hospital failed to properly sterilize and disinfect open-heart surgery equipment, leading to...
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Legendary pitmaster shaped KC BBQ scene for 30 years: ‘Impossible to duplicate’

When Taylor Tobin, general manager at Arthur Bryant’s Barbecue, found out his longtime pitmaster, Wayne Garrett, was in hospice, he felt a pit in his stomach. Garrett was diagnosed with stage four colon cancer last April, but remained on the company payroll until January. “We owe him a lot,” Tobin said. “We did what...
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Crews shuttle water to fight fire at remote KC area home

KANSAS CITY —Authorities are investigating the cause of fire in a rural Kansas City home. Just after 1:30a.m. Thursday, crews were dispatched to a reported fire in the 13000 block of Rickey Road in Kansas City, Missouri, according to Battalion Chief Riley Nolan. On arrival, crews reported fire showing...
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Suspect shot after firing at Mission officer behind Target

MISSION, Kan. (KCTV) - A burglary call at a Target store in Mission ended in an officer-involved shooting early Sunday after police say a suspect fired at an officer. Mission police were called about 4:40 a.m. on March 15, to a burglary in progress at the Target at 6100 Broadmoor in Mission. Officers set up a...
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Woman convicted of killing husband with two-by-four up for parole for first time after...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV/Gray News) - A woman convicted of beating her husband to death with a two-by-four while he slept is up for parole for the first time. Tyler Block Patton, now known as Tyler Ann Block, was convicted of first-degree premeditated murder in the January 2001 death of her husband, Ed Patton Jr., a...
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Statement from Mayor Lucas on Missouri Congressional Map Ruling

Mayor Quinton Lucas issued the following statement in response to a Jackson County judge’s ruling on Thursday su upholding Missouri’s redrawn congressional maps:. “The ruling upholding Missouri’s congressional maps is disappointing, but it is not the final word. The map was drawn under pressure from Washington to...

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