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Raytown businesses can request a free Narcan display (opens the original)
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Related video above: Raytown fire stations install Narcan dispensers to combat overdoses In what officials say is an attempt to make resources available when they're needed most, businesses in Raytown, Missouri, can now request a free display of Narcan. Officials with the Raytown Fire Protection District are making the opioid antagonist nose spray free to businesses in the community. "Businesses can request a Narcan countertop display to help ensure this life-saving medication is readily availab
Car crashes into front entrance of Johnson County grocery store (opens the original)
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Officials in Johnson County, Kansas, say no injuries were reported Thursday after a car crashed into the front entrance of a busy grocery store. The incident happened just after noon at the Price Chopper on Antioch Road in Overland Park. Overland Park Police say an elderly driver lost control of their vehicle and crashed into the front of the building. Overland Park Police said neither the elderly driver nor their passenger was hurt. Overland Park Fire crews said no one inside the store was hurt
KC Pet Project says it has just two open kennels left. shelter is critically full (opens the original)
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Related video above: Kansas City shelter dogs get Christmas Eve burgers at KC Pet Project KC Pet Project is putting out another call for help. The Kansas City-based animal shelter is critically full again and is taking in more dogs than it has been able to adopt out. "Right now, there are 254 dogs in our care and just TWO open kennels remaining," shelter officials said in a post on Facebook. "Since Sunday, 93 dogs have come through our doors while only 40 have left our care." The shelter said ev
Blue Springs police search for teen last seen Wednesday (opens the original)
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Police in Blue Springs, Missouri, are asking for help to locate a teenage girl last seen on Wednesday. Authorities are searching for 17-year-old Ismary Sevilla Alvarado. Police said Ismary was last seen on September 23. She has long, black hair with highlights in the front. A recent photo shows her with blue highlights. Ismary was last seen wearing a pink shirt and blue and pink pajama pants. Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to contact Blue Springs Police at 816-228-0151.
Pedestrian killed early Friday on northbound I-435 (opens the original)
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The Kansas City Police Department is investigating after a pedestrian was struck and killed on a busy stretch of interstate early Friday morning. A spokesperson for KCPD said officers were called to Interstate 435 at Northeast 48th Street to assist Sugar Creek Police after a pedestrian was struck on the interstate around 3:42 a.m. Investigators said the pedestrian was walking or standing between two lanes of northbound I-435 when they were struck by a Peterbilt semi-truck, tractor and tanker tra
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