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Independence program addresses mental health and saves resources, money
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (KCTV) - Something that looks as simple as a white van is having a major impact on the city of Independence. The van is part of what is known as the Independence Alternative Resource for Community Health Program, or ARCH. The white van has been serving the community since March of 2023 and they have saved paramedic response $379,000.
Residents concerned as behavioral health, shelter projects move onward
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas says the facility is long overdue but a public announcement on Monday, followed by Finance Committee advancement on Tuesday and full Council advancement on Thursday leaves neighbors like Sarah Lift feeling like she's in the dark.
Jefferson City temporarily bans camping at Noren River Access
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) Jefferson City is temporarily banning camping at the Noren River Access, citing concerns over safety and accessibility. The Jefferson City Parks and Recreation Commission voted on the issue Tuesday night. According to an email from JC Parks spokeswoman Ashley Wiskerchen, there have been growing challenges in managing the sites, particularly due The post Jefferson City temporarily bans camping at Noren River Access appeared first on ABC17NEWS.
Bass Pro implements more layoffs in Lebanon and Bolivar
LEBANON, Mo. — About 100 people are out of jobs at Bass Pro’s Boat Division plants in Lebanon and Bolivar. White River Marine Group said it reduced its aluminum boat manufacturing workforce by ten percent because of slowing consumer demand. Bass Pro Communications gave OzarksFirst the following statement: As you probably are aware, the current […]
Building inspectors check rental house after bad landlord accusations
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Lee Johnson owns a house in the 3800 block of California Avenue. He spoke out today and provided video to respond to accusations by his tenant that he’d been a bad landlord. He said, first of all, the house passed a city...
Stephen A. Smith rolls eyes in disgust and left with head in hands after First Take guest makes bold Dak Prescott call
STEPHEN A. Smith just rolled his eyes on First Take when ESPN analyst Gary Striewski picked Dak Prescott as the most likely NFL quarterback to beat Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes. Striewski, 37, knew his prediction could expose himself to Smith‘s wrath knowing the outspoken sportscaster’s dislike for the Dallas Cowboys. But he brought […]
'Garbage juice' continues to stain Kansas City streets, as KC neighbors call for permanent solution
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Kansas City man says a foul, rank liquid called “garbage juice” continues to stain city streets. He has not seen much resolution since KMBC firstreported about the problem in September of last year. Frederick Charles notices the garbage juice dripping from city...
Cardinals' Bill DeWitt Jr. Faces Scrutiny Over Past Remarks Regarding Leadership
St. Louis Cardinals chairman Bill DeWitt Jr. has recently been criticized for previous statements he's made about leadership as the team faces a second straight losing season.
5 SURPRISE Kansas City Chiefs Cut Candidates Ft. Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Mecole Hardman & Irv Smith
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Buchnevich-Oilers Trade Talks: History and Future Implications
Recent discussions between the St. Louis Blues and Edmonton Oilers indicated a potential trade involving forward Pavel Buchnevich, which resurfaced amid offer sheet speculations. Reports suggest the Oilers were aware of the Blues' interest in players Philip Broberg and Dylan Holloway during talks going back to 2023. Despite a lack of concrete offers, the dialogue highlights the potential for future negotiations, especially considering Buchnevich's previous reluctance to waive his no-trade clause. The dynamics shifted with the Oilers' change in management, raising questions about missed opportunities for a trade. Now, the Oilers may need to reconsider their strategies in light of these developments.
Roadside assistance reminder in wake of motorist’s death on I-44
The Missouri State Highway Patrol’s investigation continues after a man was struck and killed after changing a tire along the shoulder of westbound Interstate 44 in downtown St. Louis near the Dome at America’s Center.
Well-preserved mastodon excavated from Iowa creek bank
WAYNE COUNTY, Iowa – The Office of the State Archaeologist has recently wrapped up excavating what it says is the first-ever well-preserved mastodon found in Iowa. The discovery of the mastodon was brought to the attention of the OSA in 2022. This month, they spent 12 days excavating the mastodon from an eroding creek bank […]
Invasive Parasitic Eyeworm Could Use Bears to Spread Across Iowa, Illinois, & Wisconsin
A recent discovery of parasitic worms in a black bear in Pennsylvania has sparked concerns about the potential spread of this emerging disease in the Midwest, including Iowa, Illinois, and Wisconsin where bear populations have increased, and more sightings have been reported. The parasitic worm Thelazia callipaeda, or eyeworm, is an invasive species that has been increasingly detected in various parts of the United States, especially in domestic pets and now, for the first time, in wild animals.
OPD: Bomgaars Manager Arrested for False Returns
A former manager of Bomgaars in Ottumwa was arrested after admitting to making false returns. 38-year-old Roseanne Whited of Clio was charged with 2nd degree theft. On August 14, court records say officials read Whited her rights and interviewed her concerning a theft while managing Bomgaars on 1331 Vaughn Drive. Authorities say Whited began her position as a manager around April 2024. Whited admitted to officials that she made several false returns and kept the money for herself. Court records say Whited stole an estimated $2,000 and the amount could be higher according to loss prevention.
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