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Derek Jeter’s Arena Club discuss value of Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes trading cards
The sports memorabilia industry is filled with valuable assets featuring many of the greatest players in history, and the star quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs is at the forefront of many deals. Chiefs Wire’s Ed Easton Jr. spoke to Arena Club co-founder Derek Jeter, co-founder/CEO Jesse Glass, and CTO Vartul Agrawal about the business’s continued growth and Patrick Mahomes’ card value. “I first met Brian Lee in 2014, right after I retired at an event in Las Vegas and (I knew of) his success as an entrepreneur,” said Jeter. “We reconnected years later, and he told me about Arena Club.” Jeter’s interest...
Child fights for their life after found unresponsive in Kansas City apartment
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A child is fighting for their life after they were found unresponsive in a Kansas City apartment building over the weekend. The Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department has confirmed that the child was taken to a nearby hospital and remains in critical condition. Around 3:45...
Chiefs Fan-Favorite Suddenly a Cut Candidate After Concerning Preseason Week 2
Chiefs WR Nikko Remigio had long looked like a serious contender to steal a roster spot, though his preseason efforts may now have cost him that position. After muffing a punt and getting the ball ripped out of his hands on a catch that should've resulted in a Jaguars TD if not for a botched referee call in Week 1, Remigio was an afterthought in Week 2 against the Lions on Saturday.
98% Efficiency: Scientists Unveil Game-Changing Nanoplastic Removal Technology
A team at the University of Missouri has devised a method to eliminate most nanoplastics from water using eco-friendly solvents, suitable for both fresh and saltwater applications. Nanoplasticst are an emerging enemy of human health. Much smaller in size than the diameter of an average human hair, nanoplastics are invisible...
Man sentenced in shooting witnessed by KCPD officer on patrol
KANSAS CITY —A 41-year-0ld St. Joseph man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for the non-fatal shooting of another man, a shooting in Kansas City that was observed by a passing police officer, according to Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker. Matthew Whitmill, during his trial earlier...
The KC Royals picked up more than a sweep in Cincinnati Sunday
A rain delay of almost an hour interrupted the KC Royals and Cincinnati at Great American Ball Park Sunday. But it didn't dampen the Royals' quest for another series sweep — instead, Kansas City did what playoff contenders must late in the season. Behind stellar pitching, especially from Brady Singer who threw six shutout innings, and good hitting, the club took the lead early, never relinquished it, and scored an easy 8-1 victory over the Reds.
Chiefs coaching staff again proved they're NFL's best with subtle last-minute adjustment
The Kansas City Chiefs are a well-oiled machine, from the top of the organization down to the very bottom. Each and every affiliated member of the organization understands their job and that's exactly why this team has sustained such success over the last six years. Having a generational signal caller like Patrick Mahomes helps too.
Eldon man dies in rollover crash on Highway Z in Miller County
A 43-year-old man from Eldon, Missouri, died in a single-vehicle crash on Saturday evening, August 17, 2024. The accident occurred on Highway Z, approximately 1,630 feet south of Old Martin Farm Road in Miller County. According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Steven A. Buckner was driving a 1989 Chevrolet...
Gov. Parson to make stops in southeast Missouri
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI (KFVS) - Governor Mike Parson is scheduled to make several stops in southeast Missouri later this week. His first stop will be in Cape Girardeau on Thursday, August 22. Gov. Parson is scheduled to participate in the Cape Girardeau Chamber of Commerce’s State of the Community Luncheon.
911 outages reported across southwest Missouri
UPDATE 8/19/24 – 911 lines are back up and operational in Branson, Taney County and AT&T customers in Christian County. UPDATE 3:00 PM – Christian County Emergency Services says their admin lines are back up but are still experiencing issues with their 911 line due to a LUMEN fiber cut from the Kansas City area. […]
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