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Crews work 16-hour shifts as cleanup, restoration continues days after KCK storm (opens the original)
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Major progress has been made, but the work isn't done in Kansas City, Kansas, after destructive storms knocked out power to thousands and left behind a mess of debris. The Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas, said on Monday that all public streets are now 100% passable after trees and branches littered and blocked roads last week. The damage spanned 16 square miles, particularly in the Quindaro Bluffs neighborhood. The Kansas City Board of Public Utilities announced th
‘Checking on our people’: Quindaro community steps up after damaging storm in KCK (opens the original)
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For neighbors in one part of Kansas City, Kansas, the storm lasted only a short time. Dealing with what it left behind is taking much longer. Two days into the cleanup, thousands of people in Wyandotte County remained without power Thursday as crews worked to clear trees, repair power lines and assess damage from the powerful storms that moved through early Wednesday. In and around the Quindaro Bluffs neighborhoods, the storm left trees across homes, cars, streets and power lines. Community orga
Local pastor focusing on positives after strong storms badly damage KCK church (opens the original)
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Kansas City, Kansas, residents woke up to a mess Wednesday morning. Strong overnight storms tore through the area, leading to widespread power outages and significant damage across multiple neighborhoods. Power lines were knocked down, trees were uprooted and many homes and vehicles will need major repairs. One building that took a significant hit? Roswell Church of Christ. "Let there be light," Pastor Artrell Harris said with a smile while showing off the damage. "So, you see everything, the wa
KC Pet Project euthanasia policy raises concerns for volunteers, former board member (opens the original)
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A current volunteer at Kansas City Pet Project (KCPP), who requested to remain anonymous, spoke with KMBC Monday about a new, 81-page euthanasia policy put into practice last week. "He was a kissy face. He was super friendly, easygoing, never met a stranger." "He never would have been euthanized. He was one of our most highly adoptable dogs." Apollo was an 85-pound Akita- healthy, happy, and calm — by accounts of volunteers who walked him, and by a dog trapper who delivered him as a stray to KCP
'So senseless': Witness recounts moments leading up to shooting that left Kansas City woman dead (opens the original)
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The video above may be disturbing to some viewers. A woman lost her life Thursday in an incident that a witness called "senseless." Officers were called to the area of East 28th Street and Wabash Avenue on reports of a shooting. There, they would find 38-year-old Annie Walker, deceased. But before they arrived, witnesses stepped in to try to save her. "I said, 'baby girl, come on now,' rubbing her head. And she opened her eyes and she looked up at me, and I said, 'I need you to fight for me, bab
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