Matt Evans
Reporter and Anchor at KMBC-TV (Kansas City, MO)
Reporter and Anchor at KCWE-TV (Kansas City, MO)
Reporter and anchor for @KMBC 9 News. Missouri raised and @Mizzou made. Emmy winning writer. News tips: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
kmbc.com | Matt Evans |Chloe Godding |Nick Sloan
The Missouri Senate on Tuesday advanced legislation to create a Clay County Sports Authority, a move supporters say could help keep both the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals in Missouri. The proposal is seen as a potential strategy to lure one or both teams to North Kansas City, as long-term stadium plans remain uncertain. "I think that would be an incredible home for the Royals,” said state Sen. Maggie Nurrenbern, D-Clay County.
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1 week ago |
kmbc.com | Matt Evans |Nick Sloan
Days after a gas explosion rocked Lexington, Missouri, crews with Liberty Utilities say they have restored natural gas service to more than 900 homes and businesses. About 1,000 more locations remain without service as utility workers continue system repairs and inspections. Liberty said additional work is needed to “further validate the integrity of the system” before full service restoration can be completed.
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2 weeks ago |
kmbc.com | Matt Evans |Nick Sloan
The City of Independence is moving forward with road and bridge repairs after voters approved a $55 million bond measure during Tuesday’s election. One of the projects getting the green light includes long-needed work on a bridge along Kentucky Avenue in the city’s northwest corner. “We have resources now to make very visible and meaningful improvements in the community,” said City Manager Zach Walker.
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2 weeks ago |
kmbc.com | Matt Evans
With Kansas City already preparing to host matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, local leaders are setting their sights on even more international events, including the 2031 Women’s World Cup and the Rugby World Cup in 2031 and 2033. FIFA recently announced that the United States and CONCACAF partners are currently the only bidders for the 2031 Women’s World Cup.
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3 weeks ago |
kmbc.com | Matt Evans
The Liberty Police Department has operated out of the same building since 1982. City leaders and public safety officials say the facility no longer meets the department’s needs and are seeking support for a proposed 1-cent sales tax to fund a new station and increased pay for first responders. Since moving into the current building, the police department has seen significant growth.
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NEW: Occidental Management, which owns Aspiria (former Sprint Campus) at 119th & Nall, issues a statement after recent @Royals ballpark rumors. They say they are “NOT in discussions with the Royals.” And are committed to keeping the property a mixed-use space. Full statement: https://t.co/BBfpbbeA5L
👀👀👀 #moleg Hours after House and Senate leaders met with @GovMikeKehoe yesterday about keeping the @Chiefs and @Royals in Missouri, a bill that would end the Border War Truce with Kansas was referred to a House Committee. Interesting timing, to say the least. https://t.co/9VRRVOrzGR
Always fun to hang out with my friend @JamieWeissKMBC for a few hours!
Good Monday Morning! Thrilled to be joined by @MattEvansKMBC on @kmbc First News today - hope you’ll join us 🫶🏻 https://t.co/wpce5G1DD6