The lawsuit was filed against St. Luke’s Health System and two neurologists.
A young woman loses her health care coverage after she marked that she was pregnant while updating information on her Marketplace application..
The band Green Day will bring its The Saviors Tour to the Azura Amphitheater in Bonner Springs next summer.
He was previously convicted of second-degree involuntary manslaughter and armed criminal action and sentenced to six years in prison.
According to the lawsuit, one of the officers “appeared to be under the influence of some type of substance as he had to lean on the way for support."
Mickel Cherry was charged with capital murder, first-degree murder and rape in the death of Zoey Felix.
There is no word on Golubski’s condition or the reason for his hospitalization, but it’s known that he is diabetic and is on dialysis.
One of the biggest questions hanging over the assessment is whether proper physical inspections took place.
A very tense meeting took place on Monday between legislators and the Jackson County tax assessor over the troubled assessment.
The county blames the error on a “formulaic error in our data that led to the duplication of property values.”
The 54,000 appeals filed by Jackson County property owners shatter any previous record.
The Marion Police Department raided the Marion County Record, the home of its publisher and Vice Mayor Ruth Herbal last month, reportedly in connection with an identity theft investigation.
Our investigative team found a $1 million home getting a great deal on its tax bill.
Jackson County’s recent tax assessment will be getting a closer look from Missouri State auditor Scott Fitzpatrick.
More than 500 Jackson County property owners were given the exact same property value.
The Midwest Innocence Project says the state of Missouri needs to allow Board of Inquiry to conclude investigation of case against Marcellus Williams, sentenced to death for the 1998 murder of former St. Louis Post Dispatch reporter Felicia Gayle.
Missouri State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick said he’s ready to dig into the issues within the 2023 Jackson County Property Tax Assessment.
Jackson County Legislature asks state auditor to review tax assessments after 54k people appeal.
Her son believes the stress and anger she experienced were contributing factors to her death.
Hundreds of other homeowners are questioning whether physical inspections were done.
The three affidavits used as the basis to search the Marion County Record and two private residences are now public.
Jackson County has 500 homes assessed at $356,270, a glitch according to one data analysis.
Marion County, Kansas, Attorney withdraws the search warrants involved in the raid of the Marion Record newspaper.
Marion, Kansas, remains in the national spotlight Tuesday, days after the town’s police department raided the town’s newspaper office and two residences. It’s a case that’s a long way from being resolved.
On Friday, Marion Police raided the Marion County Record and seized phones and computers.
The raid has made national and international news and has been widely condemned by First Amendment advocates.
On Thursday, Jackson County Assessor Gail McCann Beatty defended the assessment despite cries from homeowners.
It’s the largest number of people to appeal in recent memory. In 2019′s controversial assessment, about 30,000 people appealed.
The Johnson County prosecutor declined charges. But the man in the video, Dan Rainey, now faces a municipal charge of disorderly conduct.
About 43,800 property owners are challenging their assessments, about 14.6% of Jackson County.
A concept to help reduce Kansas City’s 911 hold times has been tabled for now, as the idea needs research and development.
Kansas City, Missouri, has a new idea to solve extreme hold times when it comes to emergency calls: an automated system prompting people to choose if they need police, fire or medical by selecting 1, 2 or 3.
The Kansas City organization is transforming the way communities view and respond to people who are hurting.
The family of Ryan Stokes has lost their last hope in the wrongful death lawsuit against the Kansas City Police Board of Commissioners.
Just two days after the Board of Police Commissioners asked for it, the Mid-America Regional Council (MARC) released its plan to initiate an automated 911 answering system in Kansas City.
The Board of Police Commissioners authorized Kansas City police to call for an emergency meeting to discuss a new way for 911 calls to be handled.
In a stunning legal decision, the Kansas Court of Appeals has reversed the convictions of a Wyandotte County man, previously convicted on child molestation charges, after a judge ruled charges were filed incorrectly.
Baker made the announcement at a scheduled press conference on Thursday afternoon, which took place at the Mid-America Carpenters’ Regional Council.
Many people consider starting a home business as a way to bring in extra cash, but when Ellen Finnerty was planning her business, the city told her “no.”
DeValkenaere was convicted of second-degree manslaughter and armed criminal action in November of 2021.
A man said a hotel charged him $100 for bringing his service dog.
KCTV5 has learned that in just May, 7,940 calls sat in the queue for five minutes or even longer.
When Thad and Robin Krasnesky bought a 140-year-old home in Leavenworth two years ago, they got more than they bargained for -- but in a good way.
Two cousins who claim to be framed in a 1997 Kansas City, Kansas, murder were freed from prison this morning on parole.
17-year-old Staley High School Student Ralph Yarl was up and walking early this morning, joining hundreds of other people in the 36th annual Memorial Day Run to support the Brain Injury Association of Kansas and Greater Kansas City.
The family’s attorney openly questioned how an unarmed man could be shot and killed at a traffic stop.
He tweeted that when his sister called 911 for their mother Wednesday, she waited on hold for five minutes.
The latest data from the Mid-America Regional Council, which tracks 911 hold times for all metro area departments, revealed that in April the median wait time for KCPD was 46 seconds.
The email sent to Chancellor Dr. Kimberly Beatty complains about a lack of cost of living raises for them while pointing out her 13% raise.
Chris Dunn has served 33 years and has fresh hope now that a prosecutor is asking a judge to vacate his conviction.
