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The Waldo QuikTrip was torn down last fall. When will rebuilt KC store open?

The Waldo QuikTrip that has been closed for months is set to reopen with renovations this summer. The location at Wornall Road and Gregory Boulevard in Kansas City is scheduled to open in early June with a new Generation 3S design, according to Aisha Jefferson, a spokesperson for QuikTrip. QuikTrip, a popular Midwest-based gasoline chain, is popular for its QT Kitchen that sells...
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KCK Police search for 2 people detectives tied to assault case

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - Two suspects are on the run after Kansas City, Kansas Police said they assaulted someone Wednesday evening. The department released the following pictures of the two people they want to speak with about the incident. Investigators said the assault happened shortly before 7 p.m. near...
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National Spotlight: Woman placed on Top 10 Most Wanted list apprehended in Florida

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KaShawn Nicola Roper, previously of Kansas City, Mo., was apprehended in High Springs, Fla., without incident on April 15, at approximately 10:30 a.m. ET. The arrest was made by the High Springs Police Department with assistance from the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office and the U.S. Marshals Office and done in partnership with Alachua County’s Warrants Unit Task Force.
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Summer rains flood KCK creeks with human waste. New project could help stop that

Starting this summer, people who live or work in northeast Kansas City, Kansas, can expect to deal with temporary road closures over the next couple of years. But should all go according to plan, the morning commute frustrations may eventually result in local bodies of water smelling better than they currently do after rainfall. And some creeks and streams might be safer for people...
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Oak Grove holding welcome event for Kansas City Parade of Hearts

OAK GROVE, Mo - The City of Oak Grove is preparing for a special welcome event on May 14th for the Kansas City Parade of Hearts. City Administrator Matthew Randall says the board of aldermen gave approval for a special event permit earlier this week. Your browser does not support...
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Kansas City’s Royals Stadium, Crime Surge, and Audit Scandal: This Week Now in St....

Here’s the top stories in St. Louis and Missouri this week. Kansas City experienced a mix of sports excitement, violent crime, and accountability issues this week. Highlights include the Royals’ new stadium plan, a weekend homicide spree, and a state audit revealing property tax assessment issues. Top Stories...
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‘Some loops close’: Pearl Jam grants $45K to Kansas City-area nonprofit

A Grandview nonprofit just received a Pearl Jam foundation grant - and the story behind it starts in Alabama.
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KCK police, fire departments train for World Cup emergencies

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (KCTV) - With 49 days until the World Cup kicks off, Kansas City, Kansas, police and fire departments are training for worst-case scenarios as thousands of visitors prepare to travel to the metro for the tournament. Argentina, the reigning World Champions, will base camp at Sporting Park...
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Man convicted of illegal re-entry after arrest in Grandview, Missouri

A man was convicted in federal court Thursday, April 23, 2026, of illegally re-entering the United States after a prior deportation. Jaime Cruz-Hernandez, 37, was found guilty following a jury trial in U.S. District Court in Kansas City. The jury deliberated for about 90 minutes before returning the verdict to U.S. District Judge Roseann Ketchmark, concluding a trial that began April 22...
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SB I-35 at Antioch back open after deadly crash, fallen road sign

One person died in a traffic crash Thursday night on Interstate 35 at Antioch Road. The wreck forced the closure of several exits from the interstate.

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