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  • 5 days ago | kshb.com | Claire Bradshaw

    KSHB 41 reporter Claire Bradshaw covers eastern Jackson County, including Blue Springs and Independence. Share your story idea with Claire. You’ve likely seen them at baby showers, but never this large. Happy Bottoms, a local nonprofit that provides diapers to families in need, attempts to build the world’s largest diaper cake on Friday. In the Grand Hall at Union Station, more than 86,000 diapers will be constructed together to create the large-scale diaper cake.

  • 1 week ago | kshb.com | Lindsay Shively |Claire Bradshaw

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Nearly two decades after Congress passed the Real ID Act, the law is going into effect today. Starting today, the Transportation Security Administration will check for REAL ID-compliant identification at airport checkpoints, including at Kansas City International Airport. The REAL ID will be needed to get through airport security checks. However, other forms of ID, such as a passport or Tribal Nation ID, are acceptable.

  • 1 week ago | kshb.com | Claire Bradshaw

    KSHB 41 reporter Claire Bradshaw covers eastern Jackson County, including Blue Springs and Independence. Share your story idea with Claire. On April 30, Miller Theatres in Blue Springs posted on social media that it would be closing its doors the next day. Miller Theatres’ statement blamed Hollywood for not releasing enough quality films to attract customers. The closure of the independent, family-owned theatre left some patrons with unused gift cards that cannot be redeemed elsewhere.

  • 2 weeks ago | kshb.com | Claire Bradshaw

    KANSAS CITY, MO — Starting May 7th, 2025, the federal law requiring a REAL ID to fly domestically or enter federal buildings kicks in. A REAL ID will be needed to get through TSA instead of a normal state-issued license. Other forms of acceptable ID are a passport, a Tribal Nation ID or others listed here. A REAL ID can be identified by a gold star in the top right corner.

  • 2 weeks ago | kshb.com | Claire Bradshaw

    KANSAS CITY, MO — The line of duty death of firefighter paramedic Graham Hoffman falls the week that the nation will pause and remember all those who came before him. Until Sunday, May 4th, people are encouraged to light their homes red each night in honor of fallen firefighters and their families. It is organized by the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. “There's just no way of knowing what you're gonna face when you show up on the scene and you know, alertness is obviously key.

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Claire Bradshaw KSHB 41
Claire Bradshaw KSHB 41 @claire_ontheair
7 May 25

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.@KSHB41 @LindsayShively & @claire_ontheair are live @Fly_KansasCity on this Real ID enforcement deadline day….✈️ @KansasCity https://t.co/S6PvgwXVXW

Claire Bradshaw KSHB 41
Claire Bradshaw KSHB 41 @claire_ontheair
25 Apr 25

I want to be very clear: MDC decided to euthanize the birds because the windshield wiper eating is not a trait they need to posses. It could be taught to other vultures and passed on to off spring. They exhausted the other options to deter this pair.

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KSHB 41 News @KSHB41

The nuisance turkey vultures in Blue Springs will be euthanized https://t.co/X9LlqzhDLw

Claire Bradshaw KSHB 41
Claire Bradshaw KSHB 41 @claire_ontheair
24 Apr 25

First turkey vultures… now woodpeckers! NBC’s @joefryer brought up my story in his on birds gone cuckoo. @KSHB41 https://t.co/jYUyS0YhaD