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Driver was transporting cocaine in Kansas, had illegal car tag

ATCHISON COUNTY—Law enforcement are investigating a suspect on multiple allegations after a traffic stop. Just after 4p.m. Wednesday.an officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop of a Ford Taurus for a traffic violation in the 700 block North 11th Street in Atchison, according to Police Chief Mike Wilson. The...
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Johnson County home appraisals go up by average of 6%. See where they’re increasing...

Increases in homes’ appraised values stayed steady in Johnson County for 2026, hovering near 6% for the third year in a row, according to the county appraiser’s annual revaluation report released last week. Values of single-family homes, excluding apartments, increased 5.92% for this year — dropping only slightly...
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Lenexa’s building KC’s first public ninja course

Soon, you could train like an "American Ninja Warrior" contestant at a new obstacle course in Lenexa. Why it matters: The $1.4 million project will be KC's first public course of this kind, and comes as a result of resident surveys, Lenexa spokesperson Denise Rendina tells Axios. Zoom in: The...
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Johnson County Med-Act activating all-hazards plan for FIFA World Cup

JOHNSON COUNTY, Kan. (KCTV) - Johnson County Med-Act is activating its all-hazards plan - the same framework used during COVID-19 - to prepare for the FIFA World Cup, according to Division Chief Chris Winger. The agency is restricting staff vacation, adding an extra ambulance from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.,...
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KC Sports Tonight — Reacting to the McDuffie trade + K-State completes historic comeback

KCTV's Marleah Campbell and Gabe Swartz react to the Trent McDuffie trade and discuss KU and K-State's Big 12 Tournament outlooks for their women's teams.
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Can a Kansas City pastor’s sunny unity message attract divided voters?

What will it mean if Adam Hamilton, the pastor of the largest church in the region, runs for U.S. Senate in Kansas as an independent? Hamilton’s stature, as the leader of the Church of the Resurrection, a United Methodist Church with its main campus in Leawood, makes this a complicated question. Hamilton recorded two...
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KCPD: Shooting victim found dead in apartment

KANSAS CITY —Law enforcement are investigating another homicide in Kansas City, Missouri. Just after 4:30pm Thursday were dispatched to a reported shooting at an apartment building in the 1200 block of Askew in Kansas City, according to KCPD Captain Jake Becchina. Officers were led into an apartment inside the...
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Historic 96-year-old Tudor-style home near Ward Parkway to be demolished

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A historic Tudor Revival that has sat for nearly a century off one of Kansas City’s most famous and picturesque parkways has been approved for demolition. Built in 1930 on a quiet, 0.6-acre corner lot in the Sunset Hill neighborhood, the stately William S....
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KSHB 41’s Cynthia Newsome to receive SevenDays’ Ripple of Kindness Award

The non-profit SevenDays announced its Ripple of Kindness winners Wednesday, and former KSHB 41 anchor Cynthia Newsome was named as one of the recipients of the award.
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Kansas Storm Claims: $128M hit to Kansas City metro in 2025

TOPEKA, Kan. (KCTV) - Kansas storms cost insurers more than $128 million on the Kansas side of the metro area alone last year. Insurance Commissioner Vicki Schmidt announced the statewide figures on Thursday, March 5, which showed nearly 82,500 storm claims were filed in 2025. Schmidt noted that insurance companies...

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