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Kansas City nursing home sued after resident dies in fight

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Kansas City nursing home faces a negligence lawsuit after a resident died in a fight with another resident. The family of Darriyun Webb filed the lawsuit on Tuesday, Feb. 17, in Jackson County Circuit Court against Clara Manor Nursing Home, Inc. According to the...
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With Dillons move into KC market, new supermarket location eyed in Lee’s Summit

A grocery store developer is eying a location near Lee’s Summit North High School for a large new Dillons supermarket as the chain expands into the Kansas City metro. Plans filed with the city of Lee’s Summit earlier this month show the supermarket would be located south of the new Evren apartment complex along Tudor...
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Plane crash that killed 4 people Friday in Colorado had departed Kansas City

A plane crash Friday in Colorado that killed four people from the Nashville area had most recently departed from Downtown Kansas City Airport - Wheeler Field.
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1 dead, 1 critically injured in 4-vehicle crash on eastbound I-70 east of I-435

One person was killed and another critically injured in a four-vehicle crash Tuesday evening on eastbound Interstate 70 just east of Interstate 435 in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Bar and grill Houlihan’s leaving Leawood, but something else is coming

The Houlihan’s restaurant at Leawood’s Town Center Plaza will close in March as the city moves forward with plans to redevelop the site into multiple other eateries. Plans were recently submitted to the city of Leawood for the building currently housing Houlihan’s, a free-standing struture on the southern side of the...
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KCPD officers dive into lake, rescue drowning woman

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Two Kansas City Police officers jumped into a lake over the weekend to rescue a woman who was drowning in the deep water. Officers indicated that they responded on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 15, to Riss Lake near Pittman and East 43rd St. after receiving reports of a possible drowning.
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Decades-old Johnson County restaurant to close. Building could be demolished

After serving customers in Leawood since at least the mid-1990s, Houlihan’s will close. The Texas-based American restaurant chain announced in a media statement Tuesday that it would shut down its location at 4900 W. 119th St. on March 27. “We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our customers for their support over the...
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Kansas City man charged in Status Nightclub shooting that killed two women

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Kansas City man is behind bars, charged with two counts of second-degree murder in connection with a weekend shooting at Status Nightclub on Southwest Blvd. that left two women dead and two others hurt. Jackson County Prosecutor Melesa Johnson announced Feb. 17 that Dontae...
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Rural Miami County, Kansas residents respond to $1 billion data center proposal

The city of Osawatomie, Kansas has entered into a pre-development agreement with Alcove Development to begin working on a data center project.
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‘I’d be shocked if we didn’t find a few’: Kansas City’s hunt for lead...

An inventory of Kansas City’s water service lines hasn’t turned up any lead pipes yet, but that doesn’t mean the city is finished looking — or out of the woods. KC Water’s initial investigation, which involved searching public records like building permits and other filings, found that almost three-quarters of the...

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