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Shooting leaves 1 dead at apartment complex in Hyde Park area, another in custody
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - One person is confirmed to have died on Wednesday after a shooting on Armour Boulevard. The incident happened around 11:15 a.m. in the 400 block of East Armour Boulevard. According to the Kansas City Fire Department, emergency crews were responding to a separate medical call...
Kansas City Chiefs Star Chris Jones Offers To Free Woman From Prison Over $1.5 Million In Stolen Chicken Wings
Chris Jones of the Kansas City Chiefs is not only opening up his heart, but he wants to open his wallet to help free a woman from jail. A former food service director at a school district in the Chicago area has been going insanely viral after she was sentenced to nine years in prison after admitting she stole $1.5 million worth of chicken wings.
NFL Issues Statement on Potential Suspension of Chiefs WR Rashee Rice
It remains unclear if Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice will be allowed to suit up when the 2024 regular season kicks off on Sept. 5. The issue stems from the eight felony charges pending against the 24-year-old Rice following a street-racing incident in March 2024 that left multiple ...
Golf Ball-Size Hail, 70 MPH Winds Possible in Missouri Thursday
Batten down the hatches as Missouri is set to have multiple rounds of severe weather on Thursday that is expected to bring golf ball-size hail and 70 mph winds. It's possible storms could bring tornadoes, too. The National Weather Service in St. Louis, Missouri updated its severe storm outlook for...
Severe thunderstorms possible today and tomorrow, some flooding yesterday
Severe thunderstorms are possible across mid-Missouri this afternoon and evening. The National Weather Service says there will be two rounds of rain today. The first round of rain is not expected to turn into severe storms. The chances of severe storms increase this afternoon. One round of storms is likely...
Missouri education department still behind on child care subsidy payments
The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is still behind on payments to child care providers after previously saying issues would be resolved by the end of July. The post Missouri education department still behind on child care subsidy payments appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
TierPoint Adding New Data Center in Missouri
Ameren Missouri Enables Delivery of Multi-Megawatt Power Capacity. TierPoint, a leading provider of secure, connected IT platform solutions that power digital transformation initiatives, today announced its acquisition of a building in downtown St. Louis that it plans to transform into an enterprise-grade data center through an investment of up to $150 million. A major Fortune 100 company has already signed as an anchor tenant.
Mo State Fair Queen Claire Walker Pursuing Career in Agribusiness
Claire Walker of Chillicothe was named the 2024 Missouri State Fair Queen in a ceremony held Thursday, Aug. 8. Walker received the highest score of 31 contestants vying for the title in the two-day competition, held in the Mathewson Exhibition Center. Miss Walker will reign over the remaining State Fair events and be an ambassador for the State Fair and Missouri agriculture throughout the coming year.
Missouri man sentenced to death for the 2007 death of 9-year-old Rowan Ford gets execution date
Nearly 17 years after the tragic murder of nine-year-old Rowan Ford, an execution date has been scheduled for one of the men responsible for her death. The Supreme Court of Missouri issued an execution warrant for Christopher Collings on Tuesday. His execution is set for 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 3. This follows a request made in April by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey, who sought an execution date for Collings, convicted of the 2007 murder of young Ford.
Farmers Almanac Suddenly Shares Red Flags About Missouri’s Winter
I am not a fan of winter and find it hard to even look at my snow shovel. I might need to change my attitude if Farmer's Almanac is right about Missouri's upcoming winter season. They say there are red flags of trouble everywhere. Farmer's Almanac just issued their outlook...
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