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Changes to ‘dangerous dog’ policy in Independence causing issues for some owners
INDEPENDENCE, Mo. — Original Post Should a dog that’s labeled “dangerous” be considered a menace forever? An Independence family says no, but the city’s ordinance says yes. No matter the circumstances, the city of Independence just updated its dangerous dog ordinance, and it includes a 10-year-old husky mix who doesn’t even have teeth anymore. “She’s…
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Elderly KC woman looking for help to keep her nearly 100-year-old home from falling apart
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Original Post About 30 years ago, Brenda Baker found her dream home. But now it’s falling apart, and the Kansas City woman hopes someone can help. “I felt it around me when I walked in,” Baker said of her KC home. “You know, when you look at houses for so long,…
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4 Johnson County siblings adopted together by foster parents
JOHNSON COUNTY, Kan. — Original Post Monday was a chance for a new life for four Johnson County kids. Alisia, Emma, Cody, and Bradley Watson have been waiting two years for the day they could officially be a family. On March 12, that dream came true. “I’m really excited,” Alisia said. “I’ve been looking forward…
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Little boy prone to seizures needs your help getting service dog
WELLSVILLE, Kan. — Original Post A 5-year-old boy in Wellsville, Kansas, south of Edgerton in Franklin County, needs your help. After years of health issues and seizures, his family says it’s time to try something new. FOX4’s Sherae Honeycutt sat down with his mother about what could be a life changing move. “I couldn’t imagine…
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One year later: 5K heart attack survivor crosses finish line with med students that saved his life
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Original Post A milestone for one Kansas City man after suffering a heart attack during the Big 12 5k race last year. He almost died, but today he crossed the finish line. One year ago David Houchin woke up in a hospital bed not knowing what happened. Houchin learned three KU medical…
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Mill Valley archaeology teacher digs a little deeper to help students learn in creative ways
SHAWNEE, Kan. — Original Post Most students use their desks to write, but some students at Mill Valley High School in Shawnee are using them to discover history. That’s all thanks to one archaeology teacher’s creative way of helping students learn. Even before you walk into Keil Hileman’s classroom, you can tell it’s different by…
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99-year-old Kansas nun makes nun dolls to spread love of God across the world
RICHMOND, Ks. — Original Post Many of us take up a hobby because it makes us happy. But one nun in Richmond, Kansas, has kept up her hobby for decades not only because it makes her happy, but because it also brings joy to others. “Sister Mildred is a joy; 99 and going strong,” Sister…
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Win or lose, Sporting KC fans excited that soccer season is back
KANSAS CITY, Ks. — Original Post Sporting KC fans were ready for the start of the season, and its too bad that excitement couldn’t translate into a win on the pitch. But before the game fans filed into Children’s Mercy Park with plenty of passion. FOX4’s Sherae Honeycutt was there with the tailgaters, and they…
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Merriam boy gets stolen Taekwondo gear back thanks to police Facebook post
MERRIAM, Kan. — Original Post The Merriam Police say they are able to close another case today thanks to the power of Facebook. A 7-year-old Shawnee boy’s Taekwondo equipment disappeared a few weeks ago, and popped up in an unexpected place. FOX4’s Sherae Honeycutt met up with Isaac Martin who is back to his karate…
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Missouri lawmakers considering bill to make indoor tanning beds illegal for those under 18
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Original Post Prom season’s right around the corner, and plenty of teens will want the glow from a tanning bed. But Missouri lawmakers could shut the door on those beds for anyone under 18. FOX 4’s Sherae Honeycutt talked to one woman who wishes she’d known what tanning can do. “Is…
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