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Legislators vote down 1 of 2 proposals to help Chiefs remain in Jackson County
Monday, leaders in Jackson County ended their pursuit of a 1/8th-cent sales tax to benefit the Chiefs. A second proposal to help the Chiefs renovate their stadium remains in play.
Competency hearing for Fredrick Scott delayed, he’s not taking medication
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A competency hearing for accused serial killer Fredrick Scott did not take place Monday because both the prosecutor and public defender agreed Scott was not taking his prescribed mental health medication. The prosecutor said Scott has missed nine doses since a judge set a competency...
Prosecutor still wants to hear from anyone injured at Chiefs rally
KANSAS CITY —For those individuals who were at the Chief's Super Bowl parade and rally who received injuries that required medical treatment Jackson County prosecutor's office still wants to hear from you, according. You should call (816) 881-3513. It's not necessary to report if you've already reported your injuries...
‘It never gets easier’: Corey’s Network hosts 11th annual vigil for unsolved homicides
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (KCTV) – A local support group is trying to raise awareness of a persistent problem in the Kansas City community. Corey’s Network hosted a vigil for unsolved homicides across the Kansas City metro on Sunday night. More than 700 posters, each representing an unsolved homicide case from the area, were placed in the ground to provide a stunning visual of the wide breadth of the problem.
Dangerous temperatures turn up the heat across Kansas City metro
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The temperatures have cranked up across the Kansas City metro with feel-like temperatures into the triple digits over the next several days. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends staying indoors and drinking plenty of water during the peak summer heat. If you have to be outside, these are the reminders for staying safe.
Missouri hospital “sets record straight” regarding false information in recent political mailer
WEST PLAINS, Mo. (KY3) - A recent mailer sent to people across Missouri targets lawmakers who voted in favor of a senate bill. The legislation is intended to help get cheaper medications in rural areas, but the mailer claims it will give healthcare benefits to “illegal immigrants.”. Senate Bill...
KidSmart & Ameren Hosting Back-To-School Event For Central Missouri Teachers
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Ameren is partnering with the St. Louis-based nonprofit KidSmart to host a "Teacher Drive-Thru Distribution Event" Tuesday morning. The new pilot program will equip 10,000 students in Central Missouri with $400,000 worth of essential school supplies. "Notebooks, pencils, markers, crayons, and glue – we know these...
Missouri Senate feud spills into governor’s race as GOP leader’s PAC funds attacks on Bill Eigel
In the winter, Senate Majority Leader Cindy O’Laughlin said she would vote to expel state Sen. Bill Eigel. This summer, a political action committee connected to O’Laughlin is working to stop him from becoming governor. On July 5, the NEMO Leadership PAC — which was created to support O’Laughlin — contributed $100,000 to the Great […]
Informed Voter Coalition: Senate District 29
Springfield Business Journal this year is part of the nonpartisan Informed Voter Coalition. The Informed Voter Coalition is a 13-member nonpartisan group with the goal of educating voters and engaging candidates with citizens. Here, the Informed Voter Coalition interviews candidates for Missouri Senate District 29: Mike Moon, Susan Haralson and...
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