Kansas City
Mo. Bill Would Limit Lawsuits Over Lead Contamination
The measure would exempt the Doe Run Resources Corp. from punitive damages if the court determines the company is making a “good faith” effort to clean up the contaminated sites.
KC Couple Charged with Confining Girl in Basement
Jackson County prosecutors charged the couple with one count each of abuse or neglect of a child, child endangerment and felonious restraint.
Dog Survives Nearly A Month In Impounded Car
A Kansas City animal shelter is caring for a puppy that authorities say survived in a locked car that was impounded for nearly a month in a city lot.
Party Bus Rider Killed In Fall
Police say woman who tumbled out of emergency door exit was struck by three vehicles, Saturday night, in Kansas City area.
NHL Thriving Despite Short Season After Lockout
NEW YORK (AP) — Whatever damage was caused by the latest long NHL lockout, the league isn’t feeling the fallout as it gets set to start this year’s playoffs. With just a few days left […]
Long-Awaited Union Station Renovation To Begin
The new plans call for more office space, less retail, and trains running from Union Station to various destinations.
Forecasters Downgrade Missouri River Flooding
In Jefferson City, the river is expected to crest Saturday afternoon at less than a foot above flood stage, a 2.5-foot drop from earlier projections.
Lottery: $1 M Ticket Sold in St. Louis Co.
The Mega Millions ticket was purchased at a Circle K convenience store on Watson Road in St. Louis County for the April 12 drawing.
KC Burglar Stole More than 100 Bottles of Liquor
Besides cognac, whiskey and vodka, the thief also grabbed cigarettes and lottery tickets.
Missouri Lawmakers Work to Recognize Baseball Great Jackie Robinson
The measure is sponsored by Rep. Randy Dunn, D-Kansas City. It cleared the House Tourism Committee on Thursday, April 4.

















