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Video shows McDonald’s drive-thru customer attack manager over missing ketchup, police say
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Families mourn as first victims of California fire are named
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Shawnee police looking for man that walked away from home without medication
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St. Teresa’s volleyball standout wins Evelyn Gates Award, named best in metro
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Kansas City police investigate life-threatening shooting at 44th and Garfield
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Merriam restaurant owner sentenced for faking records about paying employees minimum wage
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Suspect in deadly Kansas hoax call pleads guilty
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The “worst toys” for the holidays, according to safety group
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States may now broaden mental health treatment under Medicaid
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4-year-old girl left in van overnight after vehicle towed to city lot
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Large pothole causes ramp closure near Route 210 and I-435 interchange
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KC man indicted for having sawed-off shotgun while disrupting traffic in skeleton mask
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KCK police looking for suspects in robbery at Coach store in Legends Outlets
The Journey Forward
Two years after 10-year-old Caleb Schwab died on Verrückt, his dad, Scott Schwab, talked about his family’s grief, and their way forward
