Brya Berry

4 weeks ago | kmbc.com | Brya Berry

You might have heard the saying, "Bloom where you're planted!" This phrase truly reflects the life of the first African American prosecutor in Jackson County, Missouri. Melesa Johnson is a Kansas City native and the next KMBC Project Community Champion. "It's difficult to walk into a courtroom where people are about to be arraigned or have, you know, pretrial hearings, and they're in orange jumpsuits, in handcuffs," said Johnson.

1 month ago | wtae.com | Brya Berry

It only takes a few seconds for you to become a victim of identity theft, and you might actually be helping criminals get your information. Here is how you can keep safe by showing you how to spot skimming devices before it’s too late. Video above: How to detect a credit card skimmer"I got robbed, but there was nobody to stop it from robbing me," said Rush Loftis. Loftis contacted Hearst sister station KMBC after swiping his company credit card, thinking he was paying for gas.

1 month ago | kcra.com | Brya Berry

It only takes a few seconds for you to become a victim of identity theft, and you might actually be helping criminals get your information. Here is how you can keep safe by showing you how to spot skimming devices before it’s too late. Video above: How to detect a credit card skimmer"I got robbed, but there was nobody to stop it from robbing me," said Rush Loftis. Loftis contacted Hearst sister station KMBC after swiping his company credit card, thinking he was paying for gas.

1 month ago | wyff4.com | Brya Berry

It only takes a few seconds for you to become a victim of identity theft, and you might actually be helping criminals get your information. Here is how you can keep safe by showing you how to spot skimming devices before it’s too late. Video above: How to detect a credit card skimmer"I got robbed, but there was nobody to stop it from robbing me," said Rush Loftis. Loftis contacted Hearst sister station KMBC after swiping his company credit card, thinking he was paying for gas.

1 month ago | kmbc.com | Brya Berry

It only takes a few seconds for you to become a victim of identity theft, and you might actually be helping criminals get your information. KMBC 9 is keeping you safe by showing you how to spot skimming devices before it’s too late. "I got robbed, but there was nobody to stop it from robbing me," said Rush Loftis. Loftis is the center of our latest story about skimming devices. He contacted KMBC after swiping his company credit card, thinking he was paying for gas.