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It seems that the sky will be just as bright this Fourth of July as in past years.
AT&T will pay $65M to Missouri cities
AT&T Inc. has agreed to pay $65 million to 330 Missouri municipalities, including about $17 million to 10 cities in the Kansas City area, to settle a 2004 class-action lawsuit about taxes on landlines.
Council believes it lacks power to turn down CIDs
When a proposed Community Improvement District finally reaches the City Council, the governing body believes it lacks the legal authority to reject it.
Former Chiefs lineman involved in deadly accident
Richard Baldinger, a former lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs, was involved in a traffic accident that left a woman dead.
Grain Valley woman killed in Blue Springs accident
A two-vehicle crash this afternoon claimed the life of a 61-year-old Grain Valley woman.Marilyn L. Walters was killed when the Saturn she was riding in was struck by a Dodge at the intersection of U.S. 40 and Bowlin Road in Blue Springs, according to a Missouri Highway Patrol report.The Saturn, driven by Jerry Walters, was heading east on U.S. 40 ...
Three businesses cited after underage drinking inquiry
Blue Springs police have cited three businesses for supplying liquor to a teen, following an underage drinking enforcement operation.
Friends toast bartender Maggie Gifford
Maggie Gifford, being hugged by long-time customers Kevin Doutt, of Blue Springs, was surprised by a birthday party for her 85th at Norm and Betty's bar in Independence on Saturday, June 13th.
Construction Crew Finds Possible Bomb at School
BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. a ' Police and fire crews were investigating Monday the discovery of a possible bomb on the roof of a Blue Springs alternative school.
Old School Games Stop Childhood Obesity
" During the summer, most children spend the time indoors playing video games. Experts say that may be one reason the childhood obesity epidemic is growing.
Blue Springs Launches 'Be a Good Neighbor' Fireworks Campaign
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Outdoor Centennial pool reopens in Blue Springs
Part of the Blue Springs Centennial Pool facility, which closed because of water quality issues this week, has reopened.
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Blue Springs cancels fireworks display
There could be more people at this year's Legacy Blast July 4 holiday celebration than in years past, due to the city of Blue Springs canceling it's annual fireworks display.Joe Snook, assistant administrator of Lee's Summit Parks and Recreation, said he is not anticipating any major problems for the celebration, even with possibility of more ...
Sleepwalker put on nine stone with nightly snacks
The 42-year-old suffers from a condition which makes her gorge herself while asleep with catastrophic effects on her size and health.
Budget Woes, Construction Mean No Fireworks
" Even holidays are not immune to the impact of a rough economy. Another of the Kansas City-area's largest fireworks displays is cancelled for this year.
Interactive Mapping Web Tool At your Fingertips
The Citya s Community Development department currently utilizes a special technology known as GIS to help research and create plans for new developments, as well as perform a variety of other City services and functions.
Man Sentenced In Funeral Procession Death
A Blue Springs man who hit and killed another man during a funeral procession has been sentenced to three years in prison.
Letter Leads Police to Alleged Burglars
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. a ' An anonymous letter has helped end a suspected burglary ring in Independence, with one of the alleged conspirators still being sought by police.
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Man pleads guilty to meth conspiracy
A Lee's Summit resident pleaded guilty to participating in a conspiracy to distribute 50 grams or more of methamphetamine, according to the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Missouri.William Eneff, 59, also known as 'Muff,' will receive seven years in federal prison without the possibility of parole for his actions.According to reports, ...
The first big recruiting softball tournament will be held this weekend in Blue Springs, Missouri along with several other tournaments for the girls.