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3 weeks ago |
fox4kc.com | Malik Jackson
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Tenants at the historic David Copperfield Apartments are learning — some for the first time — that they may soon be forced out of their homes. A surprise development plan could turn the decades-old building into a hotel, and many residents say they were left completely in the dark. “We’re in the dark about their plans for the building completely,” said tenant Mary Frances Morales. The building, nestled in the Plaza neighborhood, has been a longtime fixture in the community.
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3 weeks ago |
fox4kc.com | Malik Jackson
Merriam, Kan. — Fear and anxiety are growing for a group of long-time business owners in downtown Merriam, Kansas—many of whom may soon be forced out, not by weather, but by a proposed city plan. The area, located on a floodplain, is now at the center of a controversial debate over managing future flooding risks. However, the area hasn’t seen a flood in nearly 30 years. Now, the city and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are working on a plan to prevent another disaster.
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3 weeks ago |
ozarksfirst.com | Delaney Rose Eyermann |Alyssa Mueller |Malik Jackson |Dave D'Marko
UPDATE: Thomas Eugene Tolbert, the alleged suspect in the Lee’s Summit police shooting has been found and arrested in Ellis, Kansas. —LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. — A Lee’s Summit police officer was shot multiple times Sunday night, and the man suspected of shooting the officer is yet to be found. The officer remains in “serious condition” as law enforcement officers work to find the suspect. A Blue Alert was issued for the suspect, Thomas Tolbert, a 27-year-old man.
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4 weeks ago |
fox2now.com | Malik Jackson
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Just one day after the Missouri Supreme Court ordered a Jackson County judge to vacate injunctions that temporarily restored abortion access, the judge has complied — officially pulling back those protections. But what happens next is anyone’s guess. As FOX4 reported Tuesday night, this case is complex — and now we’re beginning to understand why.
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1 month ago |
fox4kc.com | Malik Jackson
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Nearly six years after a deadly shooting that shocked a Kansas City, Kansas, neighborhood, justice has been served. The emotional courtroom was filled with family members and friends of the victims — many expressing relief, some through tears, as a victim impact statement were read aloud. The judge noted that Byers showed “no remorse” for the killings.
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