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Kansas City, Missouri is located in Jackson County. Zip codes in Kansas City, MO include 64141, 64999, and 64198. The median home price in Kansas City is $124,900. More Kansas City information.

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3 hrs ago | KCTV5

Independence police want to question 2 men in $75K statue theft

Independence police say they want to question two men about the theft of the iconic statue outside the National Trails Museum.

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7 hrs ago | The Daily Gazette

NSA director says plot against Wall Street foiled

The U.S. foiled a plot to bomb the New York Stock Exchange because of the sweeping surveillance programs at the heart of a debate over national security and personal privacy, officials said Tuesday at a rare open hearing on intelligence - a set-piece for supporters of the spying.

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10 hrs ago | The Kansas City Star

Clay County jury recommends three death sentences in Cole Camp slayings

A Kansas City man supported a “nascent” plot to bomb the New York Stock Exchange, an FBI official said Tuesday at a Washington D.C. hearing.

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14 hrs ago | Springfield News-Leader

Ozarks Answers: Farmers market part of City Market in Kansas City

Q: Where is the Kansas City farmers market? I've heard a lot of good things about it, but I don't know where it is.

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16 hrs ago | The Kansas City Star

Scott Pioli to appear on NBCa s a Sunday Night Footballa broadcasts

Pioli, who was fired by the Chiefs after the 2012 season, has been hired by NBC Sports to serve as an analyst on its "Sunday Night Football" coverage this season, Sports Illustrated's Richard Deitsch reported Monday .

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21 hrs ago | KCTV5

Man reportedly acting erratically dies after officers stun him

An investigation has been launched after officers used a stun gun on a man who had been acting erratically and he then died, a Kansas City Police Department spokesman said Monday morning.

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Mon Jun 17, 2013

KCTV5

Downed power line reported 11 hours before man electrocuted

As friends and family grieve the tragic death of 27-year-old Nick Moeder, investigations have been launched into events leading up to his death.

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Best Country

Kenny Chesney Doesn't Let the Rain Dampen Spirits at His Kansas City Show

Kenny Chesney didn't let a little bad weather keep him from partying with more than 50,000 fans Saturday night in Kansas City, MO.

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Examiner.com

Farm to Fork in Metro Kansas City

Are you interested in locally raised and prepared foods? Have you tried to find fresh food for your home and for eating out? Check out these local places to explore.

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Missourian

Kansas City's downtown area losing office tenants

The massive makeover of the greater downtown Kansas City over the past decade was intended in part to draw businesses, but census figures show the area has lost nearly 20 percent of its private employees over the last decade.

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KMIZ

Mo. teen drowns while jet skiing on lake

The Cass County Sheriff's Department says a 17-year-old Kingsville boy drowned while jet skiing on a private lake on Father's Day.

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Tony's Kansas City

Kansas City 4TH District Piac Fight Time

Kansas City Insiders know that PIAC meetings are the place where neighborhoods go to fight over scraps that won't be spent on the Downtown Toy Train Streetcar.

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KCTV5

Camp serving homeless children desperately needs volunteers

Nestled in the Ozark woods near Warsaw, City Union Mission's week-long camp serves children who live in a homeless shelter.

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The Kansas City Star

Gay rights push in Missouri

For years he taught certified nursing assistants in southwest Missouri, and the fact that he was gay was no secret.

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Sun Jun 16, 2013

ABA Banking Journal

Aba Prepaid Roundtable: Prepaid's powerful potential

It's hard to know what makes more money for one of the local service stations near Bill Dana's bank: gas sales or check cashing.

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The Kansas City Star

Urban fishing derby lures crowd to central city lake

Noah Henderson had just barely plopped his hook and worm into the Spring Valley Park Lake on Saturday morning when he got a bite.

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The Kansas City Star

Two Kansas City-area banks have been robbed

Serving a lengthy prison sentence for a rape he didn't commit, Robert E. Nelson asked for DNA testing to prove his innocence.

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The Kansas City Star

Parents and schools battle kids' summer brain drain

At Chouteau Elementary School, Allison Cox , Amy Cline, Emily Barsness and Madison Spahn were helped by teacher Kristi McLaughlin during a "Grossology" experiment.

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Examiner.com

Kansas City Symphony orchestrates preview concert, with music of upcoming album

The Kansas City Symphony launches its newest recording project,7 p.m., Wednesday, June 19 in Helzberg Hall of the Kauffman Performing Arts Center, when they feature a preview of their fifth project with Reference Recordings.

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Sat Jun 15, 2013

The Kansas City Star

Spring rains bring KC summer weed pains

Vickie Younes has lived on East 60th Street for more than eight years, and two of the houses next to hers have been abandoned the entire time.

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