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1 week ago | 
ozarksfirst.com | Hannah King |Brian Dulle
ST. CLAIR COUNTY, Mo. — Tornado victims in southwestern Missouri will not get extra help from the state after a cluster of tornadoes hit the area last week. Residents in St. Clair, Henry and Benton counties have learned that they will not be receiving any state assistance in the wake of the May 19 tornadoes. It’s another setback for communities trying to clean up the mess left behind.
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1 week ago | 
fox4kc.com | Brian Dulle |Hannah King
Residents in St. Clair, Henry and Benton counties have learned that they will not be receiving any state assistance in wake of the May 19 tornadoes. It’s another setback for communities trying to clean up the mess left behind. The Henry County, Missouri, Office of Emergency Management said the counties will not be able to apply for state funding—for cleanup, repairs or financial help.
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1 month ago | 
ksn.com | Hannah King |Olivia Johnson |Kaitlyn Schwers
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (WDAF) — A class action lawsuit has been filed after attorneys say a physical therapist with the University of Kansas Health System “unlawfully accessed” files, including “potentially nude clinical photographs,” of more than 400 patients who had sought care at a separate Kansas hospital. The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Kansas, naming KU Health, Lawrence Memorial Hospital, and Epic Systems Corporation as the defendants.
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1 month ago | 
ksnt.com | Hannah King |Olivia Johnson |Kaitlyn Schwers
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A class action lawsuit has been filed after attorneys say a physical therapist with the University of Kansas Health System “unlawfully accessed” files, including “potentially nude clinical photographs,” of more than 400 patients who had sought care at a separate Kansas hospital. The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Kansas, naming KU Health, Lawrence Memorial Hospital, and Epic Systems Corporation as the defendants.
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1 month ago | 
fox4kc.com | Olivia Johnson |Kaitlyn Schwers |Hannah King
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A class action lawsuit has been filed after attorneys say a physical therapist with the University of Kansas Health System “unlawfully accessed” files, including “potentially nude clinical photographs,” of more than 400 patients who had sought care at a separate Kansas hospital. The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Kansas City, Kansas, naming KU Health, Lawrence Memorial Hospital, and Epic Systems Corporation as the defendants.
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1 month ago | 
fox4kc.com | Kaitlyn Schwers |Hannah King
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Additional organizations in the Kansas City area this week have described how they are being affected by federal cuts to the Institute of Museum and Library Services. The cuts come after President Donald Trump issued an executive order on March 14 to eliminate significant functions of the independent government agency, one that is the primary source of federal support for the country’s museums and libraries.
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2 months ago | 
forcesnews.com | Hannah King |James Wharton |Julian Perreira |Alex Candlin
Army's most senior NCO suggests decision on whether to allow beards may be imminentArmy Sergeant Major WO1 Paul Carney says the Army will announce "very soon" its decision on whether or not beards should be permitted.
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2 months ago | 
ksnt.com | Hannah King |Brian Dulle
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City, Kansas, Police Department said the missing 3-month-old baby named Hugo was found Tuesday night at a hospital. KCKPD said he is safe and unharmed. “We are happy to confirm that Baby Hugo is safe and in good health,” the police department said in a statement Wednesday evening. “Because this remains an ongoing investigation and in order to guarantee the best care for Hugo, he was immediately placed and remains in police protective custody.
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2 months ago | 
fox4kc.com | Brian Dulle |Hannah King
On Tuesday morning, police were in the area of 40 Highway and Lee’s Summit Road, just outside of the Independence city limits, searching for Andre Martinez II. Around 5 p.m. Tuesday, FOX4 learned human remains had been found within one of the searches conducted. On Wednesday, police confirmed the remains were Martinez through dental records. Martinez was last seen at a nearby hotel just up the way from the stretch of wooded property that was searched Tuesday.
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2 months ago | 
ksnt.com | Hannah King |Alyssa Mueller |Kerri Stowell
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City police and federal agencies are investigating after two Tesla Cybertrucks were damaged in a fire late Monday night at the Tesla service center in south Kansas City. Police suspect the fire was intentionally set. According to a statement from police, the fire was reported around 11:15 p.m. Monday at the Tesla Service Center at 10111 State Line Road. KCPD said one of its police officers was in the area when he saw smoke coming from a Cybertruck in the parking lot.
