Kansas City area brothers indicted by federal jury for trafficking guns
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A pair of brothers from the Kansas City area have been indicted by a federal grand jury in an illegal gun trafficking case. Court documents charge 27-year-old Markeese Fluker, of Independence, and 29-year-old Markel Fluker, of Kansas City, of one count of conspiracy to commit unlawful...
Chicken chain expanding around KC. Here’s the next spot it’s eyeing
Popeyes Louisiana Chicken — a national chain that’s been expanding recently in the metro — is looking to build another restaurant in KC’s Northland. The chain has submitted plans to the city to build a new building with two drive-thru canopies at 9806 N. Oak Trafficway, near a newly built Culver’s. The new plans,...
Kansas City officials address ICE vehicles found in Northland parking lot
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Multiple Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) branded vehicles were discovered in a Northland parking lot this week, much to the dismay of local officials. Despite the cars' significant presence in the lot, Kansas City, Missouri, Councilman Johnathan Duncan of the city's 6th District says...
Kansas City Man Faces Multiple Felony Charges After Armed Robbery Spree at Clay County...
Clay County, Missouri – A 23-year-old Kansas City man is facing a long list of felony charges after prosecutors allege he carried out a series of armed robberies and an attempted robbery targeting massage businesses across Clay County over a two-day period. Court documents detail multiple incidents involving a...
Missouri officials say Royals ballpark deal could happen without public vote
Missouri officials said that K.C. could offer the Royals a new ballpark commitment “without a public vote,” as the state looks to keep the team following the Chiefs’ plans to move to Kansas, according to Kacen Bayless of the K.C. STAR. That suggests to critics that officials are “considering a stadium-funding plan...
Kansas City, MO. leaders name new grocery operator at Linwood Shopping Center
Leaders in Kansas City, Missouri, announced Friday a new operator of the grocery store at 31st and Prospect in the Linwood Shopping Center.
Data center becomes one of the first in the nation to receive funding for...
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Police: Couple found dead, infant injured at KC home
KANSAS CITY—Law enforcement are investigating the death of two people at a Kansas City home. Just after 8:30p.m. Wednesday, police were dispatched to the 1200 block of NE 83rd Terrace, according to KCPD Sergeant Phil DiMartino As officers arrived they were directed inside a residence where hey located a man and woman...
People Drive From All Over Kansas For The Fried Catfish At This Humble Seafood...
In the heart of landlocked Kansas, where corn and wheat fields stretch to the horizon, exists a seafood oasis so unexpectedly delicious that locals and travelers alike make special pilgrimages just to get their fix of perfectly fried catfish. Welcome to Jumpin’ Catfish Restaurant in Olathe, where the seafood is...
Kansas City crews prepare as wintry weather makes its return
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Winter weather is expected to return to the metro Friday after days of unseasonably warm temperatures. Kansas City said crews are ready and prepared for any wintry weather that accumulates. Crews started pretreating roads Thursday morning. They will continue to work around the clock through...






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