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Shon Pernice Arrested for Disturbing the Peace" /> Slideshow Shon Pernice was arrested July 4, 2009 for disturbing the peace after neighbors complained he was yelling outside his home in North Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo a ' Many people are getting an early start celebrating the Fourth of July.

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.

Sun Tribune, MO On Thursday, June 18, during the 18th edition of the event, Gray was one of the men responsible for orchestrating Team Missouri's defensive thunder.

The death of a Platte County man on Monday, June 15 has been ruled as a suicide by the Jackson County Medical Examiner.

Haworth was the featured speaker for the spring 2009 graduation of the Doniphan Leadership Institute.

Washington, D.C. - infoZine - For the 14th year, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is recognizing chemical technologies developed by leading researchers and industrial innovators who are making significant contributions to pollution prevention in the United States.

PLATTE CITY, Mo. a ' A 50-year-old St. Joseph man received serious injuries early Sunday morning when the vehicle he was driving overturned off Interstate 29.

Jewish Vocational Services, like many other social-service organizations, is feeling the strain of budget cuts and the economic slowdown.

Ray County Courthouse employees could soon be leaving a mark on the latest security technology - a thumbprint, to be exact.

The North Kansas City School District is paving the way for a greener tomorrow and ita s all happening at Bell Prairie Elementary.

When she saw his cowboy boots, beard and warm smile, she knew. "I thought, - Oh, golly, I'd love to just hug him,'" Mary Morrow, 62, said with youthful giddiness.

Clay County commissioners have agreed to pay Kansas City $1.4 million as part of an effort to settle a legal dispute between the county and several municipalities and special road districts.The county expects to reach settlement agreements with North Kansas City and Claycomo, said County Counselor Kevin Graham.Kansas City will receive the money in ...

Clay Chastain is back in town today, trying to capture lightning in a bottle a second time.Chastain is pushing another light rail plan, this time asking voters to approve a three-eighths-cent sales tax for a 15-mile line that would run from the zoo to the Plaza through downtown and across the river to Vivion Road and North Oak Trafficway.He’s ...

Grain Valley -- Sunset in his 50-acre country cemetery is his favorite time. The visitors are gone.

Sunset in his 50-acre country cemetery is his favorite time.The visitors are gone.

THE DAY BEGINS AT SEVEN THIRTY WITH FIREWORKS IN THE SMILE LIKE THAT NOT IF YOU NEED POP UP IN THE DARK % HESITATION I THOUGHT ABOUT NINE FIFTEEN ON A DARK GUY THANK YOU VERY MUDDY ALL THEY SAY A LITTLE MOTHER NATURE IN THE FORM OF A FIREWORKS GOING ON RIGHT NOW THIS IS UP TOWARDS WINCHESTER KANSAS AREA I 'M NOT A BIG DEAL IT 'S JUST A ...

Last year it was the price of gas. This year it's the economy. Whatever the reason, though, the Northland is ready to welcome more people staying closer to home.

The Missouri Hospital Association Board of Trustees has selected Herb B. Kuhn as its next president and chief executive officer, effective September 1, after an extensive national search begun last fall.

Avondale United Methodist Church has found a way to honor two former members who devoted their lives to helping others, while encouraging people to get a little exercise.