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Local man keeps people safe as part of a St. Joseph bridge caves in
(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) David Levi, a St. Joseph, Mo. man, noticed an abnormal dent in his community's bridge. The bridge located on Pickett Road and South 29th Street had started to buckle. According to resident David Levi, the road is a main bus route for the local school and is...
Lee’s Summit Residents Demand Resignation of Racist, Right-Wing Extremist School Board Member Bill Haley
LEE’S SUMMIT, MO – Outrage is growing across the Lee’s Summit community as demands escalate for the immediate resignation of Bill Haley, a far-right extremist school board member, following a pattern of blatantly racist, discriminatory, and dangerous behaviors. Haley’s latest stunt at a Lee’s Summit Educational Foundation...
See Strange Creature Tracks Found Near Meramec River in Missouri
There have been stories for years of strange unexplained creature encounters near the Meramec River in Missouri. Now, there is some evidence to back up those claims. Video shows mammoth tracks that were found near this famous Missouri river. I'm not certain about the date that these tracks were found...
Cardinals beat Dodgers 5-2 to snap 5-game losing streak
ST. LOUIS — Saturday’s Game Report: Cardinals 5, Dodgers 2. The 1-2 combination of Masyn Winn and Alec Burleson powered the Cardinals past the Dodgers on Saturday night at Busch Stadium, snapping their five-game losing streak. Burleson and Winn hit two of the Cardinals’ three homers and combined...
Semi driver linked to double fatality on Columbia's I-70 now facing additional charge
An additional charge is now filed against a semi driver for his role in a double fatality, multi-vehicle collision in Columbia earlier this month. Walter Montejo, 26, of Marshall, was initially charged with two counts of first-degree involuntary manslaughter, second-degree assault, and driving with a revoked license. But on Friday, a superseding indictment was filed, adding a charge of operating a motor vehicle owned by another knowing the owner hadn’t maintained financial responsibility.
St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores holding deals ahead of school year
ST. LOUIS (First Alert 4) -- St. Vincent de Paul thrift stores are holding deals this weekend to celebrate National Thrift Store Day. At all St. Vincent de Paul thrift store locations from Friday through Sunday, they will have clothing bins filled with used men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing. A plastic grocery bag will be provided to shoppers, and you’ll have the chance to fill that bag for just $5.
Kansas City teachers recognized for excellence; Split $230,000 in prize money
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Teachers are recognized for their winning ways in Kansas City classrooms. SchoolSmartKC announced the winners of the 2024 Excellence in Education Awards Thursday evening. The awards celebrate educators from the Kansas City Public School district. The teachers from both public charter and KCPS public schools...
Downtown Columbia eatery inspected after complaint made to health department
A complaint lodged against a downtown eatery with Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services meant another inspection for an establishment that recently had its regular inspections. A department inspector observed pests and signs of pests at Sub Shop, 209 S. Eighth St., near a grease trap and a food preparation table July 9. The restaurant had until Monday to remove pests and the conditions that allowed them in first place, along with providing documents of...
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