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Missouri Man Steals UTV But Owner Holds Him at Gunpoint

A Missouri man’s attempt to steal a UTV came to an abrupt end when the vehicle’s owner decided to take matters into his own hands. By the time deputies arrived, the suspect was being held ... Read more
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Record-breaking heat and severe storms possible in Missouri this week

This week will be a tale of two seasons. Highs will climb well into the 90s early in the week, then drop into the 60s by the end of it. Thunderstorms are possible as the cooler air arrives, and some could become severe. Record-breaking heat. With breezy southwesterly winds, temperatures...
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The restaurant chain formerly known as Mission Taco is done for good

The ownership group behind a popular St. Louis-based Mexican restaurant chain is calling it quits after 10 years, following a name change prompted by a trademark lawsuit. The Tilford Restaurant Group announced late Monday that it would close Session Taco, previously known as Mission Taco Joint. The decision follows several turbulent years for the group, including a lawsuit over the restaurant’s original name.
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Springfield dental office abruptly closes, leaving former patients and employees in limbo

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Richard Bordelon was a patient with Hoffman Stone in Springfield. Recently, he went in for an Invisalign appointment. “All they did was take X-rays. Then after that, she got me to pay for it,” said Bordelon. “They didn’t know how to do the insurance, or whatever to that effect. And I went ahead and wrote her a check, and that was it.”
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Kansas City museum to close after 35 years. Leaders don’t know what comes next

The Arabia Steamboat Museum in the River Market now has a closing date after 35 years. Leaders don’t know the future of the museum. The lease for the Kansas City museum will end on Nov. 13, according to a post on the official Facebook page . “We do not know what will happen on Nov. 14,” the announcement continued. “There are several municipalities very interested in partnering with the museum and aware of the time limitations we face.” Conversations have been ongoing for years about moving the h
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Super El Nino to push warmer air into the Midwest this winter

KMOX's Total Information AM gets the winter outlook from AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Chad Merrill
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Bitcoin ATMs are in Missouri AG’s crosshairs—but they insist they’re not the problem

It was a sight sketchy enough to draw the concern of a vape shop employee: a single mother in Jefferson County shoveling money into a Bitcoin ATM, her phone pressed to her ear. The woman—whose name has not been made public because she was a victim of a crime—got a...
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A Sidewalk Encampment Stayed for 44 Months. St. Louis Homeowners Won Damages

A shelter made of tarps, blankets, and plastic bags remained outside two St. Louis homeowners’ property for 44 months. By the time a jury heard their case against the city, the encampment had been gone ... Read more
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Near-record heat, storms and possible frost: A wild weather week for Kansas City

From near-record heat to possible patchy frost, with severe storms in between, Kansas City faces a wild weather week, the National Weather Service says. Near- or above-record heat is expected Monday and Tuesday, with temperatures climbing into the upper 80s and low 90s across the region, the weather service says. Kansas City is forecast to r each 91 degrees both days, tying the record high for Oct. 12 and Oct. 13, both set in 1899. Kansas City typically averages 69 degrees this time of year. Sou
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Kansas City is betting a new Royals stadium will help pay for itself. Decades...

When staffers with the Kansas City manager’s office explained to City Council members last week how future revenue increases in a so-called “stadium impact area” could be used to pay off the city’s share of the new Royals stadium, they included a graphic of two racks of ribs.

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