An investigation has been opened into the Ray County, Mo., Sheriff after claims that Childers allowed detainees to leave jail and bring in illegal contraband were made to the Attorney General’s Office.
Kansas City, Mo., could soon see a new pre-arrest diversion program that would redirect those with mental health or substance abuse issues away from jail.
Kansas City’s favorite ice cream shop is expanding to the Merriam area and will bring along a new Test Kitchen to serve customers new and exotic flavors.
For 90 years, Variety KC has helped children in the Kansas City area by providing mobility and communication devices, as well as opportunities for inclusion within our community.
Power and Light’s Big 12 Fan Fest kicks off Thursday at 4 p.m.. It’s the city’s first major event since the Super Bowl parade that ended in tragedy, killing one person and injuring dozens.
Reid pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated causing serious bodily injury and was sentenced to three years. Parson reduced that term and ordered his release on March 1. Reid had been expecting to be released about eight weeks later.
Law enforcement officials in the Kansas City area have warned residents about the presence of a new illegal narcotic on the streets that could result in amputation.
Those who continue to struggle in the aftermath of a mass shooting at the Chiefs victory rally outside of Union Station have now been urged to call 988.
A U.S. Congressman from Missouri has re-introduced a bill that was previously unsuccessful that would withhold the pay of lawmakers each month a mass shooting is recorded in the United States.
Kansas legislators are considering a bill that would make it a crime to encourage another person to take their own life, however, an amendment has been introduced that would also make it a crime to irresponsibly store firearms.
The bill would ban any local government or law enforcement agency from destroying a gun without first offering it in a public auction at least two separate times for just $1.
Tuesday evening at the Grossman Burn Center at Research Medical Center staff and former patients reunited to share their stories of survival and recovery.
