
PJ Green
Reporter at Kansas City Star
Breaking news reporter @KCStar | Savannah, GA born and raised ‼️ @TusculumFB alumnus | RTs 🙅🏾♂️ endorsements | Inquiries: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
kansascity.com | PJ Green
The Kansas City Current extended its winning streak to five games with a 4-2 home win over Racing Louisville, thanks to a first-half onslaught. It was another outstanding performance from U.S. women's national team winger Michelle Cooper, who forced an own goal from Louisville right back Lauren Milliet in the second minute of the match and scored the next goal herself in the 15th minute.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | PJ Green
The Kansas City Current extended its winning streak to five games with a 4-2 home win over Racing Louisville, thanks to a first-half onslaught. It was another outstanding performance from U.S. women’s national team winger Michelle Cooper, who forced an own goal from Louisville right back Lauren Milliet in the second minute of the match and scored the next goal herself in the 15th minute. AdvertisementCooper’s goal was kick-started by an interception from USWNT teammate Claire Hutton.
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kansascity.com | PJ Green
A widow is suing Centerpoint Medical Center in Independence after alleging doctors ignored her husband's abnormal heart readings before his surgery, where he died after, a lawsuit alleges. Google Maps A widow is suing Centerpoint Medical Center in Independence, where her husband died after doctors allegedly ignored his abnormal heart readings before his surgery, according to the lawsuit.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | PJ Green
A widow is suing Centerpoint Medical Center in Independence, where her husband died after doctors allegedly ignored his abnormal heart readings before his surgery, according to the lawsuit. In the lawsuit, Krista Saffold alleges that Centerpoint and her husband’s anesthesiologist and nurse are liable for medical malpractice because a cardiologist was not consulted after two abnormal electrocardiogram (EKG) results before her husband’s last surgery.
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2 weeks ago |
kansascity.com | PJ Green
Baseball legend Reggie Jackson has more connections to Kansas City than some may know. The Baseball Hall of Famer is known for his record-breaking seasons with the Oakland Athletics and New York Yankees. But he made his major league debut at Municipal Stadium for the Kansas City Athletics in 1967. Jackson was just 21 years old when he briefly lived in Kansas City before the A's moved to Oakland. He doesn't have many memories from Kansas City, but he does remember struggling to find housing.
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