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Chiefs Sign Ex-Ravens Rookie as Stopgap for Injured Starter
The Kansas City Chiefs made two transactions on Monday, August 19 to gain a temporary replacement for injured long snapper James Winchester. The team waived injured offensive lineman McKade Mettauer (MCL) and signed long snapper Randen Plattner, according to Arrowhead Pride’s Pete Sweeney. Plattner, 24, is an undrafted rookie...
Campbell peach festival making historic impact
CAMPBELL, Mo. (KBSI) – The sights and sounds of the Campbell Peach Festival as it all started as a one-day event eight decades ago. The first event was hosted by the American Legion back in 1944 it is now a ten-day fair hosted by 15 peach fair board members.
Former St. Louis tourism chief got $500,000, health insurance and a car to retire early
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Newly released records show Kitty Ratcliffe, the long-time head of St. Louis’ tourism arm, received a year’s salary, a significant bonus, insurance for a year, and the title to a taxpayer car, in exchange for retiring early. Ratcliffe announced her retirement...
DeJong hits 2-run shot, Lugo tosses 7 strong innings as Royals beat Angels 5-3 for 5th straight win
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Paul DeJong hit a two-run homer, Seth Lugo once again looked like the pitcher whose brilliant first half made him an All-Star, and the Kansas City Royals beat the Los Angeles Angels 5-3 on Monday night to extend their winning streak to five games.
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.
Budweiser Clydesdales to make Kansas City area appearance during Labor Day weekend
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. — The world-famous Budweiser Clydesdales are making a stop in Kansas City, and you can see the huge horses up close. Organizers of SantaCaliGon Days Festival in Independence, Missouri, say the Clydesdales will make their first-ever appearance at SantaCaliGon as part of a partnership with Folds of Honor, a nonprofit that provides scholarships to families of fallen or disabled service members.
Missouri father and son shot dead in street by female burglary suspect
A father and son were tragically shot dead in the rural Missouri town of Freeman early Friday afternoon by a female suspect accused of burglary. Deputies from the Cass County Sheriff's Office were called to the scene just after 1p.m on Friday Aug. 17, responding to reports of gunfire in the area. Upon arriving on the scene, near the intersection Main and Washington Streets, officers found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. One would be declared dead at the scene while the other was declared dead later on at the hospital.
Man caught with 27 kilos of meth in suitcases at KC bus station
KANSAS CITY – An Akron, Ohio, man was sentenced in federal court last week for transporting more than 27 kilograms of methamphetamine through Kansas City, Mo., aboard a bus, according to the United State's Atorney. Rogeric Romone Clark, 40, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Howard F. Sachs to...
St. Louis Battlehawks C Mike Panasiuk signs with Indianapolis Colts
ARLINGTON, TEXAS (August 19, 2024) – The UFL has announced that St. Louis Battlehawks center Mike Panasiuk has signed a contract with the Indianapolis Colts of the National Football League. An All-UFL selection in 2024, Panasiuk started in the XFL Conference Championship and all 10 regular season games for...
KC GIFT fighting systemic racism by investing in black-owned businesses
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A Kansas City-based nonprofit is fighting against systemic racism by bridging the gap for black-owned businesses. The nonprofit KC GIFT has awarded $1.7 million in grants to 73 black-owned businesses. “We are going to continue to do the work and our goal is to make...
USDA and the Heartland Regional Food Business Center Make Available Over $3.7 Million to Farm and Food Businesses in First Round of Business Builder Grants
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and Heartland Regional Food Business Center (RFBC) have announced the availability of more than $3.7 million in Business Builder Grants to support small, mid-sized, and diverse food and farm entrepreneurs. These grants will promote business expansion, job creation, business capacity building, and increase local products in the local market. The funding is available for local food projects in Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and northwest Arkansas.
Sale of Champions Auction Results
The Missouri State Fair celebrated youth in agriculture on Saturday, Aug. 17. The annual Sale of Champions highlighted the day, along with the inaugural Best of Missouri Sale, raising a total of over $350,000 for youth involved in agriculture. The Grand Champion Steer was exhibited by Beau Ann Graves of...
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