Month: February 2020
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Family grateful to be alive after possible road rage shooting in Lee’s Summit
LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. — Original Post A family of four says they are lucky to be alive after a possible road rage shooting on May 19 in Lee’s Summit. The couple says it was a scary situation on a day that was supposed to be one of the happiest. Ethan and Sarah Davis had their…
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Missouri’s first green winery in Platte City is helping the environment with each bottle
PLATTE CITY, Mo. — Original Post One metro couple is going green at their winery but not just with their grapes. Jason and Colleen Gerke, who own Jowler Winery, are trying to save the planet one bottle at a time. Their sprawling vineyard may look like you’re in Napa Valley, but it’s actually where the…
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Lenexa man’s kindness helps traveling mom of two on flight from KCI
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Original Post A Lenexa, Kan. man is being applauded for his act of kindness on a flight out of Kansas City. He helped a mom flying on her own with two little ones, and things started to get out of hand until he came to the rescue. She posted the story online which…
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Possible changes to KCMO health ordinance may allow pups on patios
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Original Post In Kansas City, Missouri, pups are not allowed on patios due to a health ordinance, but that may change. 4th district city councilperson Jolie Justus is working to open the gate to let dogs in. The Grandfalloon Bar & Restaurant on The Plaza isn’t turning dogs away, but they have…
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B-17 bomber lands at downtown airport for tours, flights over Memorial Day weekend
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Original Post This Memorial Day weekend, you can have a unique chance to fly like they did during World War II. A B-17 bomber landed at the downtown airport Monday and was quite a sight to see. The Madras Maiden, a WWII-era plane, is ready to take you back in time.…
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Hundreds show up to support law enforcement in Parkville
PARKVILLE, Mo. — Original Post Hundreds in the Northland are saying thank you to law enforcement officers. On May 19, The Parkville Police Department hosted an event to bring the community and officers face to face. For these officers putting on their badge is something they do every day, but for the kids who came…
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Complaints about pups on restaurant patios leaves dog owners looking for alternatives
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Original Post Pups on patios: Yay or nay? Some say it’s great, and others groan. The Kansas City Health Department says it’s against the rules. Recent complaints are causing concern for canine lovers and longtime patrons of patios that have always allowed furry friends. However, many are now asking if owners…
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Mile by mile, crews upgrade water mains throughout Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Original Post You might be seeing construction around town, and KC Water could even be digging up your front yard. It’s all part of their long-term water main replacement plan. “It’s a part of our larger project and goal to replace 28 miles of our 2,800-mile system in the city, so…
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President Truman’s declaration of Israel decades ago has special ties to Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Original Post May 14 was a historic day in Jerusalem for the second time in history as President Trump made good on his controversial campaign promise. The United States opened its new embassy in the city. It’s a move protested by Palestinians and comes 70 years after the recognition of the State…
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Metro teen empowers peers through sports facility and non-profit
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — Original Post Over the years we’ve told you about Claire Tietgen. Now 15-years-old, she’s taking her struggles with bullying and suicide, and trying to make a difference. May 12 was a new chapter in her journey as she opens the door on her newest project. “When I tried to take my…
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