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Parkview sorting through gym floor problems again
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) - Parkview High School’s volleyball team will start the season playing its home games away from the school. School maintenance crews started noticing warping in the gym floor a couple of months ago. The district had just finished repairs on the gym floor last winter. A...
Parents, NAACP question Francis Howell School District’s response after noose was found
ST. CHARLES COUNTY (First Alert 4) - A Francis Howell School District parent feels the school and district leaders are ignoring his experience after he found a noose hanging in an athletic stadium restroom. Mitchell Long has two kids in the district and says last Thursday, he was at his...
4th Sunday Movie Matinee for the Heartland Theater
Heartland Community Theatre is pleased to announce the latest edition of our. upcoming Sunday Movie Matinee at 2:00 p.m., on August 25 th , 2024. FREE. movie matinees are held on the 4 th Sunday of each month, barring. cancellation. This month’s feature presentation is “Picnic” (1955), starring William Holden,...
Members of Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council say they were fired without notice
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council, a key nonprofit organization serving low-income families in Kansas City, abruptly fired all of its staff members last Wednesday without prior notice. The sudden dismissals have left the community reeling and questioning the future of the organization’s vital programs. The...
Forgotten Chiefs storyline may not make the 53-man roster after all
Sustaining a dynasty is not an easy task in the NFL. The salary cap, draft and schedule are all systematically designed to pull every team to mediocrity. As division winners, the team faces other division winners in the following season. As constant playoff contenders, the team has to pay a premium to retain the players that got them to the postseason. As Super Bowl champions, the franchise picks dead last in the draft.
Yes, Nukes Travel on Missouri Highways and You Should Be Afraid
Ever learn something that you wish you didn't know? This is one of those things for me. I've discovered more facts than I wanted to know about how nuclear weapons really are transported on Missouri highways and there are lots of legitimate reasons to be very afraid. The National Nuclear...
KCPD IDs 3 victims after crash in stolen car that injured 4 children
KANSAS CITY —Law enforcement investigating a deadly crash involving a stolen vehicle that occurred just after 5p.m. August 13 in Kansas City have identified the victims. A Kia Soul driven by 16-year-old Donelle Morris of Kansas City was eastbound on 35th Street at a high rate of speed, according to KCPD Captain Jake Becchina. The Kia came upon an eastbound Chevy Tahoe. As the Chevy Tahoe approached Norton Street, the driver slowed to make the left turn to go North on Norton, according to Becchina.
Missouri Minute: KC area tapped for Carvana 'megasite'; ag firm faces federal charges
Wall Street continued to climb toward record heights as stocks rose for an eighth straight day Monday, marking its longest winning streak of the year. The S&P 500 is within 1% of its all-time high after falling last month, alongside gains in other stocks. Then, the Missouri Office of Broadband Development announced it received initial approval on a proposal that allows the state to request access to more than $1.7 billion in federal funds to further expand internet access in underserved areas. Plus, a Kansas City-based consulting firm faces a lawsuit over allegedly violating trade secrets regarding a seed treatment and biopesticide resembling a product another company exclusively owns. Keep reading for all the day's business news.
Southwest Missourians take in Democratic National Convention
MISSOURI — Many Missourians will be in Chicago, Illinois this week as part of the Democratic National Convention. Including Doug Greiner, a first-time delegate on the national stage. “This is my first time being a delegate. I’ve been a delegate to the state convention before, but never to the national. I thought it’d be fun, […]
Caruthersville man killed in train collision
PEMISCOT COUNTY, Mo. (KFVS) - A man was killed Tuesday afternoon in a collision involving a train. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, 37-year-old Thomas B. Jackson of Caruthersville died just before 4 p.m. on August 20. The crash occurred on Gettings Lane at the railroad track in Hayti...
Several key issues to go before Montgomery City Council Tuesday
The Montgomery City Council is expected to take up several key issues at its meeting this week. One of those issues is to decide whether the city should repeal the legislation that created the City and County Personnel Board and in return, create the city’s own personnel board. The move would allow the city to create its own Human Resources department.
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