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  • Rescuers search board by board for survivors

    Amid downed power lines, hissing gas pipes and immense devastation, rescuers searched "board by board" Tuesday for survivors and victims of a massive tornado that pulverized a vast swath of the Oklahoma City ...

  • Joplin survivor rides out Moore tornado

    MOORE, Okla. - It wasn't long after the EF-4 tornado hit near Oklahoma City on Monday that the comparisons started to the Joplin tornado of 2011. One woman who spoke with 41 Action News may be better suited than anyone to make that parallel. Katie Ratliff survived the Joplin storm, and was in Moore for work on Monday when the tornado touched down. She says she and her friend couldn't ...

  • Kan. lawmakers budget tax negotiations to resume

    Kansas legislators were preparing to resume their negotiations on budget and tax issues as freshman Republicans in both chambers gathered for a joint ...

  • Kansas Weather Anchor Evacuates As Tornadoes Hit Wichita

    While the Moore, Oklahoma tornado is dominating the news cycle–rightfully so–it’s easy to forget about the weather damage that occurred on Sunday in Wichita, Kansas. While the devastation pales in comparison, the fact ...

  • Insurer Group Mostly Happy with Missouri Legislative Session

    The Missouri General Assembly made big strides this year towards modernizing how policyholders can access information associated with their insurance policy, according to the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI). The General Assembly passed SB 322 which allows consumers to use electronic devices to show evidence of insurance as well as permits property casualty insurers to ...


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Movie Review

Grosse Pointe Blank

"Grosse Pointe Blank" is a rather odd movie that seems to exist in a world that is just slightly askew of our own. Granted, everything looks the same -- houses, trees, cars, stores -- but all the characters and situations presented here are just a little off balance; everything people in this movie do or say is just weird enough to constantly keep you on your toes. Of course, this is hardly surpri ... ...

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  • Petro America founder out on bond until sentencing

    The ringleader of a $10.2 million stock scam that targeted Kansas City-area black churches is back on the streets, at least for a few months. Isreal Owen Hawkins Jr., 57, the founder of Petro America Corp. who was convicted last week of securities fraud, money laundering and other charges, was released on $50,000 bond after a hearing Tuesday. Prosecutors argued that Hawkins was a flight risk ...

  • Service dog reunited with Illinois owner after being lost in Missouri

    MARSTON, Mo. o A northern Illinois woman has her service dog back, a month after losing him in rural Missouri, eight hours from her ...

  • Walters transitions from international architecture to local politics

    Jim Walters Jim Walters is going from building stadiums to building business as he moves from a career in architecture to a career in politics. Walters, a senior principal with Kansas City sports architecture firm Populous for 26 years and a lifelong resident of Wyandotte County, is now a member of the Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kan.'s Board of Commissioners after ...

  • Andy Reids Aim to Improve the Chiefs

    What is the "easiest" starting job to play in the NFL? The often-heard answers are punter and long snapper, which happens to be one of the most overlooked, underappreciated positions in football. Since the new Chiefs regime has taken over, I've enjoyed learning more about the finer points of special teams play, from Chiefs special teams coordinator Dave Toub. Also, having the ...

  • Kansas City Symphony replaces Helzberg as board chair

    Shirley Helzberg After 18 years with the Kansas City Symphony, Shirley Helzberg will step down as Chair of its Board of Directors. She'll now serve as Chairman Emeritus. Taking over her former role is former American Century CEO Bill Lyons. Lyons is also an investment manager for a diversified family of mutual funds and institutional accounts, as well as a director of Morningstar Inc., NIC ...

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