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Kansas City Pushes Ahead With Facial Recognition on Buses

Facial recognition remains extremely controversial. Approximately 46% of US adults think widespread use of the technology by police would be good for society, while 27% think it's a bad idea, according to Pew Research. Despite criticism, Kansas City is pushing ahead with plans to install facial recognition on its buses
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“They tried to kill me, but I won’t go down”: Kevin Strickland shares story...

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- During St. Joseph Juneteenth celebrations, Kevin Strickland was invited to share his fight for justice after being wrongfully convicted for a crime back in 1979. For 43 years, Kevin Strickland sat behind bars for a crime he did not commit. Convicted in 1979 for a...
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Dutch team trains in Kansas City, fans plan massive orange parade Thursday

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Dutch national team returned to Kansas City around 7 p.m. Saturday after their 5-1 win over Sweden in Houston. Head coach Ronald Koeman said their performance should be a warning to the rest of the World Cup field. The team held a brief workout...
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Kansas City police searching for missing woman with dementia, bi-polar disorder

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Kansas City Police Department is asking for help to locate a missing woman with dementia and bi-polar disorder. KCPD says Suzann Page, 67, was last seen in the 2300 block of Swope Parkway around 10:45 a.m. on Sunday. Page is a while female with...
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61-year-old Kansas City man in Raiders jersey is missing. Have you seen him?

Police asked for help finding a missing 61-year-old Kansas City man who is considered endangered, a police spokesperson said. Michael T. Garcia was reported missing after he was last seen Saturday at 11:30 p.m. at 18th and Vine Streets on his couch watching TV. Garcia is considered endangered because he has diagnosed w
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Drying out early this week before additional rain chances

What We’re Tracking A Flash Flood warning is in effect for many of our eastern counties including Shawnee, Jackson, Jefferson, Wabaunsee, Pottawatomie, and Osage County until 7:15am. If you come across flood waters, do not try to drive through them. Turn around, don’t drown. A Flood Watch is also in effect until 1pm. W
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Bonner Springs resident hurt in Chase County crash

One person was hurt after a crash on the Kansas Turnpike in Chase County on Friday. The Kansas Highway Patrol says the crash happened shortly after 11:30 am on the Kansas Turnpike at mile marker 113, or just northeast of the Flint Hills cattle pens exit. Troopers say 81-year-old Henry Chamberlain of Bonner Springs was
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Recap: Goalkeeper Eloy Room wills Curaçao to first-ever World Cup point

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The 2026 World Cup continued in Kansas City Saturday evening, with Curaçao and Ecuador squaring off at Arrowhead Stadium. It was Group E action in KC after both teams lost their World Cup openers last Sunday. With both clubs facing elimination with a loss, a tie prevented either from being eliminated
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Father’s Day Flood Threat To Start, But Not A Total Loss

This morning brings heavy rain and a risk for flooded roads, but it won’t rain all day in Kansas City.
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Kansas City firefighters battle blaze at same home twice in one morning, one injured

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City firefighters battled a blaze at the same home twice in four hours, injuring one crew member. The Kansas City Fire Department says it returned to the area of 85th and Highland Ave. just before 5:10 a.m. on Sunday, June 21. Crews note that...

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