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Minutes after Kansas City Chiefs players vowed to go for a third-straight Super Bowl title, shots were fired and multiple people were carried from the screen on stretchers.
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Carnahan died Jan. 30 in hospice care in suburban St. Louis after a short illness. She was 90.
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Taylor Swift made this game even more memorable with her appearance to cheer on boyfriend Travis Kelce and the Chiefs.
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Keller Williams agrees to pay $70 million to settle real estate agent commission lawsuits nationwideThe agreement was filed Thursday with federal courts overseeing lawsuits in Illinois and Missouri.
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Cori Bush is under investigation for allegedly misusing campaign funding.
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McCloskey and his wife said they felt threatened by protesters who were passing the couple's mansion in June 2020.
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A new Missouri inspection report highlights the chaos that ensued after St. Louis’ largest nursing home closed without warning last month, forcing more than 170 residents to be evacuated. Northview Village closed suddenly on Dec. 15 as the company that owned it struggled to meet payroll. The report from the Missouri Department of Health and Human Services released Wednesday spells out the financial trouble that prompted the closure. At the time, phone lines went down, prohibiting the 174 residents from communicating with relatives. Some began stealing from inside the nursing home, and nine people got stuck in an elevator. Two residents went missing, including a man with schizophrenia who wasn't found until three weeks later.
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Thirty-five Democrats and 10 Republicans in the Kansas House introduced a resolution condemning the Aug. 11 raid of the Marion County Record's offices, the home of its publisher and the home of a city council member in Marion in central Kansas.
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Dozens of Kansas lawmakers have launched an effort to direct the state’s attorney general to release information from an investigation of a police raid last year on a weekly newspaper.
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The Kansas City Star reports that 60 corrections officers and other staff members signed onto a letter to Gov. Mike Parson in support of Brian Dorsey.