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KCTV5 Investigates: Transport troubles Video included

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KCTV5 Investigates Missouri's contract with Logisticare, which provides non-emergency transportation to Medicaid patients.
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KCTV5 Special Report: Protect or Provoke? Video included

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A KCTV5 Special Report reveals when protective orders work and when they cause violence to escalate.
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KCTV5 Special Report: Water Lipo Video included

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KCTV5 Special Report: A new kind of liposuction promises similar results without the trauma. More>>

KCTV5 Investigates: Water Main Woe$ Video included

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KCTV5 Investigates Kansas City's water main woes and pays to uncover the costs you've never seen. More>>

KCTV5 Investigates: Chase for Answers Video included

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KCTV5 Investigates how a Kansas City family who never owed the bank a dime still ended up in a housing mess and losing precious family heirlooms.
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KCTV5 Investigation: Computer COP on Patrol Video included

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Parents worry their children will get into trouble while on the computer. But a new software program helps them closely monitor all their children's online activities. More>>

The doctor will/won't see you now Video included

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KCTV5 News exposes the controversial licensing decision made by the Kansas State Board of Healing Arts. More>>

Every parent understands that kids fall down, skin their knees, sometimes break bones. But what if they were growing up with a much more serious challenge? Would health insurance even help? More>>

KCTV5 Investigation: Divided Highways - Do Cable Barriers Save Lives? 3-01-2011

Drivers in Missouri see highway cables separating one direction of traffic from crossing into another, but not a single road in Kansas has ever seen highway cables.
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KCTV5 News Investigates: Wrecking Rules Video included

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KCTV5 News Investigates how tow companies operate in Kansas City. More>>

KCTV5 Investigations: Modern Debtors' Prison

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Trouble paying for a bed and computer did more than just hurt one man's credit score. He wound up in jail over the issue. More>>

Big Problem, Low Priority: Part 1 of 5

Almost every day, there is more news about another round of cuts to the education budget. From teachers losing their jobs, to schools cutting back on programs. More>>

Cash: no questions asked part 2

Missouri has some of the highest pay day loan rates in the United States. A $300 loan can wind up costing someone more than $1,000.  One state lawmaker wants to change that and help the poor but thanks to lobbyist is encountering stiff resistance. More>>

Big Problem, Low Priority: Part 2 of 5

Times have been very good for Wyandotte County but the KCTV5 investigative team has discovered that those who are down and out in Wyandotte County may be out of luck. More>>

Big Problem, Low Priority: Part 3 of 5

Wyandotte County leaders got the grim statistics on the state of homelessness in their own back yard Thursday and took the first steps in trying to help with the problem. More>>

Big Problem, Low Priority: Part 4 of 5

This week, the KCTV5 investigative team highlights an area city's solution to housing the homeless. It's a solution that some said could someday work in the metro. More>>

Big Problem, Low Priority: Part 5 of 5

A few months ago, the KCTV5 investigative team started digging into the issue of homelessness in Wyandotte County.  County leaders said recently they are ready to stop talking about the problem and start taking action. More>>

Professor blames Salva case for jump in black murder victims

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A professor points to a controversial case involving a pregnant woman that cost two Kansas City police officers their jobs as a significant factor for the recent uptick in black murder victims. More>>

New KC Mayor talks labor unions, re-election and Obama

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Mayor Sly James says hard-working municipal employees deserve raises even as Kansas city is cash strapped. Click here to read Part Two of his interview with KCTV5 and watch a Web Exclusive interview with the mayor about the future of public transportation in Kansas City. More>>

James defends delay in filling boards, commissions

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Kansas City Mayor Sly James says he is doing the right thing by taking his time in making appointments to boards and commissions. More>>

Attorney: KC Catholic Diocese violated child pornography laws Video included

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The Kansas City Catholic Diocese is defending itself against a groundbreaking lawsuit involving the alleged distribution of child pornography. More>>

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