5 hrs ago | Springfield News Leader
Mo. lawmakers approve crackdown on illegal immigrants
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo -- Missouri lawmakers gave final approval Friday to a bill that adds new restrictions and requirements for illegal immigrants, the cities in which they live and the businesses that employ ...
Yesterday | Ultimate-guitar.com
My Morning Jacket Announce Full US Tour [News]
It's about that time again: My Morning Jacket are gearing up to take their spectacle of a live show cross country. via Ultimate-guitar.com
Thursday | KCTV Kansas City
Lawmakers Seek To Stop Copper Crooks
The Missouri Senate passed a bill that would make copper theft less profitable. On Wednesday night, lawmakers passed a bill that will make it easier for police to track people selling scrap metal like copper. via KCTV Kansas City
Thursday | ClipSyndicate
VIDEO: Mayor Outlines Bicycle Friendly Plan
Mayor Funkhouser wants Kansas City to be more bicycle friendly, he said Wednesday at a news conference. via ClipSyndicate
Wednesday | Crime Scene KC
Kansas City, Missouri Police and the FBI Violent Crimes and Fugitive Task Force are asking for the public's help in locating Jesse V. Fernandez, a Hispanic male, 18 years of age. via Crime Scene KC
Wednesday May 14 | KansasCity.com
Murder charges filed in KC crash that killed woman, daughter
Jackson County prosecutors announced criminal charges this afternoon against the driver who fled a police stop Monday night and crashed into another car, killing a mother and daughter.Prosecutors charged Randy ... via KansasCity.com
Wednesday May 14 | NBC Action News
Parks Board considers memorial to skywalk collapse
“I think this will bring closure for me after all these years. I had surgery in 2005 on my neck”
The Kansas City Parks Board heard from a group dedicated to building a memorial for those who died in the collapse of the skywalks at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City nearly 27 years ago. via NBC Action News
Tuesday May 13 | KansasCity.com
Mayor, council members grade themselves
The Kansas City Star asked Mayor Mark Funkhouser and his 12 colleagues on the Kansas City Council to grade themselves.Here is how they responded:•Mayor Pro Tem Bill Skaggs, 1st District: A+ because they ... via KansasCity.com
Tuesday May 13 | Kansas City Star
Mom, daughter killed in crash caused by fleeing suspect, police say
A mother and her daughter were killed Monday night when their car apparently was struck by a vehicle that had fled a police stop a short time earlier.Two other girls in the car, also daughters of the woman ... via Kansas City Star
Monday May 12 | WJLA-TV Arlington
ABC 7 News - Man, woman indicted in sale of child for sex acts
“Barkau obtained control of a 12-year-old girl and he groomed, trained and forced her to become a sexual dominatrix”
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment Monday accusing a man and woman of training the woman's child to be a dominatrix, selling her sexual services and photographing some of the acts. via WJLA-TV Arlington
Monday May 12 | Kansas City Business Journal
H&R Block tax-season fees rise 8.9 percent
“They focused on our objectives and executed on our plans. Products such as Second Look, the Emerald Card, the Emerald Advance Line and military (refund-anticipation loans) showed good traction this year.”
H&R Block Inc. reported its strongest tax-season results since 1999, with net tax-preparation fees up 8.9 percent from the prior year. via Kansas City Business Journal
Monday May 12 | KCTV Kansas City
Teen On Trial In Killing Of Buddy's Mom
Jury selection is set to begin in the trial this week of a teenager charged with killing his best friend's mother in suburban Kansas City. via KCTV Kansas City
Sunday May 11 | KansasCity.com
Man shot by police officer identified
“The officer subsequently shot and killed him”
Police on Sunday identified a man shot Friday by an officer responding to a call at a house in east Kansas City.The man, Rodney A. Jones, 44, lived at the home in the 10300 block of E. 43rd Street east of the ... via KansasCity.com
Sunday May 11 | The Modesto Bee
2008 valedictorian is different kind of 'Morehouse Man'
“The challenge was to get the best student that we could, and Josh definitely fit that”
From his first day at Morehouse College - the country's only institution of higher learning dedicated to the education of black men - Joshua Packwood has been a standout. via The Modesto Bee
Saturday May 10 | Lincoln Daily News
Funeral Day Burglar' found guilty of 10 counts in Mo
“It's hard to imagine a more cruel and heartless burglary scheme than this one”
'Funeral Day Burglar' found guilty of 10 counts in Mo. Prosecutors say Dane S. Johnson and a co-defendant who pleaded guilty burglarized more than 30 Kansas City-area homes, picking their victims by reading ... via Lincoln Daily News
Saturday May 10 | KSHB-TV Kansas City
Man killed by police identified
Kansas City Police identified the man who was shot and killed by an officer. Police say Terry Davis, 26, pointed a gun at officers during a foot chase Thursday afternoon. via KSHB-TV Kansas City
Saturday May 10 | Southeast Missourian
Mo. judge rejects effort by Planned Parenthood
A Jackson County judge rejected an effort by Planned Parenthood to overturn a new Missouri law that tightens oversight of abortion clinics. via Southeast Missourian
Friday May 9 | Kansas City Star
Man found guilty in burglaries during funerals
The second of two men who burglarized the homes of people attending funerals was convicted by a Platte County judge Friday.Dane S. Johnson, 35, of Kansas City was convicted of five counts each of burglary and ... via Kansas City Star
Friday May 9 | Southeast Missourian
Judge moves defamation lawsuit against Blunt, staffers
“It's going to be separate suits in those different venues over the contents of those letters”
A Jackson County judge has split a defamation and wrongful firing lawsuit against Gov. via Southeast Missourian
Friday May 9 | The Indianapolis Star
Clearwire, Sprint Nextel to form wireless company
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Clearwire and Sprint Nextel said Wednesday they will combine their wireless broadband units to create a $14.55 billion communications company. via The Indianapolis Star
Thursday May 8 | KCTV Kansas City
Jury Convicts 2 In Racially Motivated Slaying
A federal jury has convicted two Kansas City men in the hate-crime murder of a black pedestrian. via KCTV Kansas City
Thursday May 8 | MyFox St. Louis
Economic Stimulus Checks Printed in Kansas City
“When we say the check will be in the mail, we mean it”
IRS rebate checks are being printed in Kansas City, Mo. MyFox Kansas City Reports US Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is touring the facility today, watching the checks being printed. via MyFox St. Louis
Wednesday May 7 | The Post Chronicle
Teen Hospitalized After Lip Pierce Attempt
A Missouri teen has been hospitalized with an infection, said to be life-threatening, that resulted from an attempt to pierce his own lip. via The Post Chronicle
Wednesday May 7 | KansasCity.com
Missouri lawmakers back tax breaks for Canadian airplane maker
Missouri lawmakers give final approval to $240 million of incentives for a Canadian airplane maker to open an assembly plant in Kansas City.The enticements for Bombardier Aerospace cleared the House on ... via KansasCity.com
Wednesday May 7 | KSHB-TV Kansas City
Some Jackson County properties overtaxed
“I think it's incredibly unfair”
Jackson County homes and businesses are over-valued and possibly over-taxed with no quick fix in sight, according to County Executive Mike Sanders. via KSHB-TV Kansas City
Tuesday May 6 | KSHB-TV Kansas City
KC Schools waiting for results from review
“The regional school improvement team will monitor the districts accountability plan, the plan should be updated and submitted to the department quarterly”
" There is intense scrutiny for Kansas City Public Schools as the pressure goes up to get on the right track. via KSHB-TV Kansas City
Tuesday May 6 | KHGI
Monday May 5 | Miami.com
Rapper Tech N9ne sells himself hard as he pursues 'the hip-hop presidency'
It was the mid-1980s, and in Kansas City, Mo., teenager Aaron Dontez Yates decided to move from straight-up beatboxing to writing his own rhymes. via Miami.com
Sunday May 4 | Macon Area Online
Tina Turner plans first tour in eight years
Sun May 4, 2008 7:18 AM EDT -Tina Turner performs at the 50th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles February 10, 2008. via Macon Area Online
Saturday May 3 | KMBC
At Least 3 Hurt When Violent Storms Hit KC
“If the damage is only within a three-block radius and structures are still standing, it seems to me it would be categorized as a bow echo. That seems to be more consistent with that sort of thunderstorm than a touchdown of a tornado”
A violent storm system moved through the Kansas City area early on Friday morning, damaging homes and businesses and injuring at least three people. via KMBC
Saturday May 3 | Columbia Daily Tribune
Schools use 'deep clean' to cut mold
“It really is allowing us to complete so many of our long-range facility plans that were brought forth after we went through and evaluated all of our buildings to see what they needed.”
Columbia Public Schools administrators are in the process of repairing facilities and cleaning classrooms after air-quality tests conducted in January showed high levels of mold and carbon dioxide in various ... via Columbia Daily Tribune
Friday May 2 | WTKR-TV Norfolk
80 mph winds damage hundreds of Mo. homes, businesses
"AllI saw was Dust" Miss Hampton University is charged with shoplifting, so her run for Miss America is over. via WTKR-TV Norfolk
Friday May 2 | TheKansasCityChannel.com
Missouri Revises Enticements For Bombardier
Missouri has scaled back the incentives it is offering for Canadian airplane maker Bombardier Aerospace to open a plant in Kansas City in an attempt to win legislative approval of the deal. via TheKansasCityChannel.com
Thursday May 1 | NBC Action News
Internet predator sentenced in Platte County
“Our hope is that sexual predators will get the message that they will pay a heavy price for using the Internet to prowl for children. We will hunt these criminals down. We will catch them. And they will go to prison.”
Platte County authorities have put another Internet predator behind bars. Matthew Keenan, 22, of Kansas City, Mo., was sentenced to five years in prison on May 1 for using the Internet to try to solicit sex ... via NBC Action News
Thursday May 1 | Springfield News Leader
Opponents of affirmative action accused of using misleading tactics
“Affirmative action is for minorities to get a chance to get different jobs.”
St. Louis -- Wallace Wicks thought it was odd Wednesday when a volunteer asked him to sign his name on a petition -- not once but three times. via Springfield News Leader
Thursday May 1 | ClipSyndicate
VIDEO: Treat For Kids Turns Terrifying
It was supposed to be a treat for kids at a Kansas City, Mo., day care -- a pony brought in to give rides -- but when a pit bull got loose, things turned terrifying. via ClipSyndicate







