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How Missouri's hands-free law is making an impact, 1 year after it took effect
ST. LOUIS — It's been over one year since texting while driving became illegal in Missouri, and it's already making a positive impact on the state's roads. Since the Siddens Bening Hands-Free Law took effect in August 2023, the state has seen a drop in distracted driving phone use on the roads. This is welcome news for those who pushed for the law to pass, especially for families who've lost loved ones, like Stephany Bening.
KMAland Girls Tennis (9/2): Maryville rolls to win, Savannah drops opener
(KMAland) -- Maryville girls tennis opened their season with a win while Savannah fell in their opener on Monday. Check out the rundown below. Jaci Elston, Kori Quinlin and Abigail Evans all went 2-0 to lead Maryville in the dominant win. Maryville singles winners — Jaci Elston, Kori Quinlin, Lindsey...
2 Nuclear Command Planes Spotted Circling Over Missouri Sunday
If you follow plane flight paths over Missouri, you may have noticed something a little odd on Sunday. Two different nuclear command-and-control planes were spotted over the state and one seemed obsessed with the southwestern part of Missouri. I do check the Flight Aware website every now and then, but...
Why It’s Vital to Know the 100 Foot Law Now in Effect in Missouri
You've no doubt been told at some point in your life that ignorance of the law is no excuse. That's never more true than the time of year we're approaching when it's vital to remember the 100 foot law in Missouri is in effect and not abiding by it can have bad consequences.
Excelsior Springs Gears Up for the 1st Annual Irish Festival on September 14th
Excelsior Springs is about to turn green with excitement as the community gathers for the 1st Annual Excelsior Springs Irish Festival on Saturday, September 14th. This inaugural event, hosted at the picturesque Shamrock Hills Vineyard and Winery, promises a full day of Irish-themed festivities, offering something for everyone in the family.
Chiefs Pegged To Land 4,000 Yard Weapon For Patrick Mahomes
The Kansas City Chiefs are going into the 2024 season with all the confidence in the world to be the first team to three-peat in the NFL since the 1960s Green Bay Packers. However, that doesn’t mean there are a few holes to fill in their roster. Those holes have led many to believe the Chiefs could land an established weapon for Patrick Mahomes and this offense.
Police ID homicide victim found in wooded area of Kansas City
KANSAS CITY —Law enforcement investigating another homicide in Kansas City have identified the victim as 39-year-old Antonio Collins. Just before 8p.m. Friday, police reported to report of a shooting a wooded near 22nd and 71 Highway, according to Sheriff Daryl Forte'. First responders located Collins suffering from gunshot wounds....
Chiefs Make Shocking Harrison Butker Reveal Before Week 1
The Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker made headlines this offseason with off-the-field controversies. Heading into their Week 1 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens, however, Chiefs fans are more worried about Butker's performance on the gridiron. It turns out, that the talented kicker has extended his range to 60+ yards into the wind, according to special teams coordinator Dave Toub, as reported by Chiefs insider Pete Sweeney.
‘Goats keep showing up’: The mystery behind the Berkley Riverfront goats
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - What started as a two-week initiative to keep the Berkley Riverfront’s grass at bay has turned into a months-long mystery where only one thing is certain—the grass looks great. In early July, Port KC announced that a herd of goats was “baaaack” for...
Ukrainian fashion designer in KC speaks on recent Russian attacks, KC-based humanitarian nonprofit for Ukraine
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Fashion designer Nataliya Meyer has owned Lucia’s Sarto Custom Sewing on the Country Club Plaza for the last 10 years after emigrating from Ukraine with her family 20 years ago. Meyer said it’s hard to talk about Russia’s recent attacks on Ukraine.
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