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via KY330m agoLicking, Mo., community remembers 15-year-old Penelope Huff
The Licking community is remembering 15-year-old Penelope Huff, who died Sunday evening when the truck she was riding in overturned in Dent County.
The Licking community is remembering 15-year-old Penelope Huff, who died Sunday evening when the truck she was riding in overturned in Dent County.
via KY330m agoRoute 66 Stadium in Springfield undergoes first full field replacement in 23-year history
Following a milestone year marked by a stadium renaming, a team rebranding, and novel community events, Route 66 Stadium is receiving its first complete playing surface overhaul in more than two decades.
Following a milestone year marked by a stadium renaming, a team rebranding, and novel community events, Route 66 Stadium is receiving its first complete playing surface overhaul in more than two decades.
via KY330m agoBranson begins annual Veterans Homecoming Week with ceremonies, memorial exhibits
Branson’s annual Veterans Homecoming Week kicked off Thursday, opening a multi-day series of commemorative ceremonies, live entertainment, and veteran appreciation gatherings leading up to Veterans Day.
Branson’s annual Veterans Homecoming Week kicked off Thursday, opening a multi-day series of commemorative ceremonies, live entertainment, and veteran appreciation gatherings leading up to Veterans Day.
via KCTV535m agoAudit finds gaps in Kansas City’s rental inspection oversight
A new Kansas City audit finds gaps in rental housing inspections, including no random checks and an unstaffed appeals board.
A new Kansas City audit finds gaps in rental housing inspections, including no random checks and an unstaffed appeals board.
via KY335m agoMissouri attorney general, Mizzou Law partner to offer free legal help to veterans
Missouri’s veterans can now find legal help without spending a dime.
Missouri’s veterans can now find legal help without spending a dime.
via KY350m agoRenovations underway at vacant downtown Springfield hotel site, promising boost for tourism
A long-vacant building in downtown Springfield off East St. Louis Street is getting a second chance as crews begin renovations to convert the property into a Country Inn & Suites.
A long-vacant building in downtown Springfield off East St. Louis Street is getting a second chance as crews begin renovations to convert the property into a Country Inn & Suites.
via KY31h agoDickerson Park Zoo celebrates 2nd birthday for newly arrived lion siblings Taraj and Asali
Visitors packed the newly renovated lion habitat at Dickerson Park Zoo on Thursday morning to celebrate a major milestone: the second birthday of African lion siblings Taraj and Asali.
Visitors packed the newly renovated lion habitat at Dickerson Park Zoo on Thursday morning to celebrate a major milestone: the second birthday of African lion siblings Taraj and Asali.
via KY32h agoConvoy of Hope deploys flood relief supplies to Georgia, Tennessee amid record disaster response year
As emergency crews carry out water rescues following catastrophic flooding across the Southeast, disaster relief teams based in the Ozarks are mobilizing to deliver critical relief supplies.
As emergency crews carry out water rescues following catastrophic flooding across the Southeast, disaster relief teams based in the Ozarks are mobilizing to deliver critical relief supplies.
via KCTV52h agoUPS hiring 1,500+ seasonal workers in Lenexa; job fair Nov. 6-7
UPS is hiring 1,500+ seasonal workers in Lenexa with jobs paying $21-$37 an hour. Hiring events are Nov. 6-7, in person and online.
UPS is hiring 1,500+ seasonal workers in Lenexa with jobs paying $21-$37 an hour. Hiring events are Nov. 6-7, in person and online.
2 outlets2h agoGarth Brooks cancels Saturday matinee at Kansas City concert
Garth Brooks cancelled a Saturday matinee at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City after bots purchased most tickets.
Garth Brooks cancelled a Saturday matinee at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City after bots purchased most tickets.
Garth Brooks will perform two concerts at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City on Friday 6 and Saturday 7 November, instead of the originally planned three shows. Brooks cancelled a Saturday matinee after automated bots bought up most of the available tickets for that performance. Both remaining concerts begin at 8 p.m., with doors opening at 7 p.m.
via KCTV52h agoVeterans, active-duty military can visit WWI Museum for free
Veterans and active-duty military get free National WWI Museum admission through Veterans Day, sponsored by the Royals Foundation.
Veterans and active-duty military get free National WWI Museum admission through Veterans Day, sponsored by the Royals Foundation.
via KY32h agoConfirmed measles case reported in Christian County, Mo., linked to out-of-county exposure
Health officials have confirmed a case of measles in a Christian County resident who contracted the highly contagious viral illness after being exposed in another Missouri county, the Christian County Health Department announced.
Health officials have confirmed a case of measles in a Christian County resident who contracted the highly contagious viral illness after being exposed in another Missouri county, the Christian County Health Department announced.
via KCTV550m agoKansas Senator-elect Adam Hamilton reacts to historic win, shares his vision for next 2 years
Thursday, Hamilton visited KCTV to discuss his takeaways from the campaign and vision for what’s next.
Thursday, Hamilton visited KCTV to discuss his takeaways from the campaign and vision for what’s next.
2 outletsUpdated3h agoMissouri ranked 18th as Texas visits for playoff elimination game
Missouri and Texas, both 6-2 with two losses, meet Saturday in a game that could determine their College Football Playoff hopes.
Missouri and Texas, both 6-2 with two losses, meet Saturday in a game that could determine their College Football Playoff hopes.
Missouri and Texas, both 6-2 and two games back in the SEC, meet Saturday in what is described as a de facto playoff elimination game. Missouri was ranked 18th in the initial College Football Playoff rankings released this week, while Texas was ranked seventh. The loser will likely fall out of playoff contention.
2 outlets3h agoKansas City Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice files for bankruptcy
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy owing more than $3.2 million, largely from settlements tied to a car crash.
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy owing more than $3.2 million, largely from settlements tied to a car crash.
Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Dallas on 4 November, owing $3.2 million to 20 creditors while claiming just over $675,000 in assets. The debt stems from settlements and legal fees related to a six-car crash Rice caused on Easter morning in 2024, to which he pleaded guilty to two felony charges. Among his assets are a Mercedes-Benz worth $53,800, $420,000 in deferred compensation and his Super Bowl LVIII ring, valued at $160,000.
via KCTV53h agoKansas City woman faces up to 15 years after pleading guilty to federal gun violation
A Kansas City woman faces up to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to a federal gun violation.
A Kansas City woman faces up to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to a federal gun violation.
via KCTV53h agoCovered Flock cameras in Excelsior Springs were still capturing plates, police say
Covered Flock cameras in Excelsior Springs were still capturing plate data, according to police.
Covered Flock cameras in Excelsior Springs were still capturing plate data, according to police.
via KCTV54h agoOlathe’s Two Trails Park joins Variety KC’s inclusive playground project
Variety KC named Olathe's Two Trails Park the third site in its Ten Parks Project, adding an inclusive playground, restroom and pathways.
Variety KC named Olathe's Two Trails Park the third site in its Ten Parks Project, adding an inclusive playground, restroom and pathways.
via KCTV54h agoLeawood approves new e-scooter rules following deadly crash
The new rules put speed limits, age restrictions and safety requirements in place for riders.
The new rules put speed limits, age restrictions and safety requirements in place for riders.
via KCTV54h agoMayor’s Christmas Tree arrives at Crown Center
The 100-foot Mayor’s Christmas Tree arrived at Crown Center on Thursday morning with a full police escort down Grand Boulevard.
The 100-foot Mayor’s Christmas Tree arrived at Crown Center on Thursday morning with a full police escort down Grand Boulevard.
via KY35h agoTaste of the Ozarks: Holiday wine pairings
With the holiday entertaining season just around the corner, picking the right bottle of wine for family gatherings or dinner parties can feel overwhelming.
With the holiday entertaining season just around the corner, picking the right bottle of wine for family gatherings or dinner parties can feel overwhelming.
via KCTV55h agoAmendment 8 passes in vote from Missourians
Missouri voters approved Amendment 8, writing the office of county sheriff into the state constitution.
Missouri voters approved Amendment 8, writing the office of county sheriff into the state constitution.
via KY35h agoSt. Louis Cardinals 2027 single-game tickets now on sale
Single-game tickets for the St. Louis Cardinals’ entire 2027 home slate at Busch Stadium are officially on sale, highlighted by Opening Day against the Kansas City Royals on Thursday, April 1.
Single-game tickets for the St. Louis Cardinals’ entire 2027 home slate at Busch Stadium are officially on sale, highlighted by Opening Day against the Kansas City Royals on Thursday, April 1.
via KCTV55h agoNew bridge to connect Riverfront and CPKC Stadium with $72M federal boost
A long-standing transportation bottleneck along the Kansas City riverfront is getting a major federal fix.
A long-standing transportation bottleneck along the Kansas City riverfront is getting a major federal fix.
via KY36h agoMissouri Midterm Takeaways: Missourians send a message in midterm elections
Missouri voters have spoken. The voters said no to abortion restrictions and yes to making it harder for lawmakers to undo voter-approved initiatives. And the supermajority in Jefferson City has ended.
Missouri voters have spoken. The voters said no to abortion restrictions and yes to making it harder for lawmakers to undo voter-approved initiatives. And the supermajority in Jefferson City has ended.
via KY36h agoNow Showing: What’s new in theaters
In this week’s Now Showing, a slate of new movies is coming to theatres between now and New Year’s. Plus, two new series are coming to Apple and Netflix.
In this week’s Now Showing, a slate of new movies is coming to theatres between now and New Year’s. Plus, two new series are coming to Apple and Netflix.
via KY36h agoOn Your Side: Smart moves to avoid debt; simple budgeting
KY3’s Tyler Wayne shares this week’s consumer stories.
KY3’s Tyler Wayne shares this week’s consumer stories.
via KCTV56h agoBlue Valley Educational Foundation funds all 190 teacher grants
The Blue Valley Educational Foundation awarded more than $438,000 across 190 surprise classroom grants Thursday amid looming district budget cuts.
The Blue Valley Educational Foundation awarded more than $438,000 across 190 surprise classroom grants Thursday amid looming district budget cuts.
via KY37h agoCASA of the Southwest receives $250,000 for Taney County clubhouse
Court Appointed Special Advocates for children, or CASA of the Southwest, will expand in Taney County after receiving $250,000.
Court Appointed Special Advocates for children, or CASA of the Southwest, will expand in Taney County after receiving $250,000.
via KCTV57h agoHeart of KC: Steps of Faith
CEO Billy Brimblecom joins Shane and guest host Nikki Vivas to share how you can get involved in his incredible foundation, Steps of Faith.
CEO Billy Brimblecom joins Shane and guest host Nikki Vivas to share how you can get involved in his incredible foundation, Steps of Faith.
via KCTV57h agoLatest electric fireplace technology
Fireplace & Bar-B-Q Center's Jonathan and Stephen Kelly join My KC Live to share how their expert team can help you upgrade to an electric fireplace.
Fireplace & Bar-B-Q Center's Jonathan and Stephen Kelly join My KC Live to share how their expert team can help you upgrade to an electric fireplace.
via KCTV57h agoPrivate event bookings and game day specials at Arrow Dart Club
General Manager Kara Anderson joins Shane and guest host Nikki Vivas to share how you can host your next private event at Arrow Dart Club.
General Manager Kara Anderson joins Shane and guest host Nikki Vivas to share how you can host your next private event at Arrow Dart Club.
via KCTV58h agoGM to pay $220M over claims it secretly sold driver tracking data to insurers
General Motors will pay $220 million over claims that it secretly sold driver tracking data to insurers.
General Motors will pay $220 million over claims that it secretly sold driver tracking data to insurers.
via KCTV511h ago97th Plaza Lights ceremony moves up start time for holiday Chiefs matchup
Plaza Lighting Ceremony shifts to 5 p.m. start to accommodate Thanksgiving Chiefs game.
Plaza Lighting Ceremony shifts to 5 p.m. start to accommodate Thanksgiving Chiefs game.
via KCTV511h agoAtchison High School closed Thursday due to water main break
Atchison High School is closed Thursday due to a water main break.
Atchison High School is closed Thursday due to a water main break.
2 outletsUpdated11h agoMissouri sues retailers for selling marijuana disguised as hemp
Missouri's Attorney General has sued four retailers accused of selling illegal marijuana products while falsely claiming to be licensed dispensaries.
Missouri's Attorney General has sued four retailers accused of selling illegal marijuana products while falsely claiming to be licensed dispensaries.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has sued four retailers, including Herb Depot in Independence, alleging they sold marijuana products disguised as legal hemp while falsely marketing themselves as state-licensed dispensaries. The lawsuits follow a federal court ruling that cleared the way for House Bill 2641, which closes loopholes in the state's hemp regulations, to take effect on 12 November 2026. The state alleges the retailers misled consumers about THC levels and product legality.
via KY312h agoFIRST ALERT WEATHER: Clipper-like system Thursday opens the door to a chilly weekend
A long dry stretch is in store.
A long dry stretch is in store.
via KY313h agoNew memorial at College of the Ozarks shows dedication towards remembering missing service members
The new POW/MIA Memorial recognizes prisoners of war and those missing in action.
The new POW/MIA Memorial recognizes prisoners of war and those missing in action.
via KY319h agoAthlete of the Week: Tina Voznyarska, NCA Volleyball
Athlete of the Week: Tina Voznyarska, NCA Volleyball
Athlete of the Week: Tina Voznyarska, NCA Volleyball
via KCTV519h agoJets star WR enters concussion protocol ahead of matchup with Chiefs
Wilson did not participate in Wednesday’s initial practice for the Jets.
Wilson did not participate in Wednesday’s initial practice for the Jets.