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Suspect in violent Kansas City, Kansas, police struggle on parole for rape conviction (opens the original)
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A violent and dangerous struggle involving a Kansas City, Kansas police officer and a fleeing suspect left both of them injured. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation has identified the suspect as Roberto Pineda, 47. Pineda is currently on parole from the Kansas Department of Corrections following a rape conviction for having sex with a child younger than 14 in 1998. According to KBI, just after midnight Tuesday morning, Pineda drove over a KCK police officer's foot in a black Buick Regal while fle
Homes still damaged, without power nearly 6 weeks after devastating Kansas City, Kansas, storm (opens the original)
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Nearly six weeks after a storm ripped through Kansas City, Kansas, some customers are still without power. His two dogs and a cat are still on the property. Kirk comes over every day to take care of them at what's left of his home after a tree crashed through it. "They shut all the power down because of the damage to the house," Kirk said. About a block south of Kirk's home, there's a massive pile of tree debris in the 5000 block of Kimball Avenue. Neighbor Claude Dyche said the owners had a box
Data center battle: Women want Edgerton voters to decide on possible data center ban (opens the original)
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A fight over a potential ban on data centers in the Johnson County community of Edgerton was argued in court Thursday. Carrie Schmidt and Kim Twente want voters in that town to have their say at the ballot box. The two women led a petition drive to put a referendum on the ballot to ban data centers in Edgerton. "We definitely want them to be able to voice their opinion because they didn't get a voice on April 3rd, 2025, when Zachary Moore wrote the letter just declaring that data centers were al
State cites Liberty nursing home after sex act involving dementia patient unable to consent (opens the original)
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A Liberty nursing home has been cited after state inspectors confirmed a resident engaged in a sex act with a dementia patient unable to give consent. The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services found "Our Lady of Mercy Country Home" failed to give protective oversight to residents. "It's the obligation of the facility to be watching all of the residents and providing protective oversight," said Henry Service, a Kansas City attorney and former Missouri inspector for long term care regu
Concerned Ottawa parents call for change after crashes involving students (opens the original)
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Concerned parents in the small Franklin County, Kansas, town of Ottawa want better safety precautions after students have been struck in a series of crashes near the middle and high schools. On Thursday, Jason Mizer, 11, was riding his bike home from school when he was hit by a car. "I had an officer pull up and of course, I'm like, oh, what happened? And he asked me if I was his parent. And he's like, don't freak out, but your son's been hit by a car," said Velara Schroff, Jason's mother. The d
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