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Man Dead After Overnight Shooting
A man is dead after being found shot in a Kansas City, Missouri, neighborhood early Monday morning.
According to police, officers were dispatched to the area of 24th and Olive around 1:00 a.m. on Monday morning, where they found a man suffering from an...Tags: Kansas
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Problem Solvers: Where's My Tax Refund?
FOX 4 Problem SolverA young Missouri woman has been suffering from a tax-filing nightmare after spending the last eight months trying to get her income tax refund after filing online. She has spent hours on the phone, and has even been reduced to tears trying to solve this... -
Streetcars May be Part of City's Transit Future, Officials Say
Kansas City, Missouri, has seen its share of light rail plans come and go, but an old form of mass transit may be set to make a comeback, if some metro officials have their say.
Officials and the public gathered at Union Station on Tuesday for an event...Tags: Jackson County, Crossroads, Minor League Baseball
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2 KCMO High Schools Dismissed Early Due to Heat
Students at two Kansas City, Missouri, high schools got out of class early on Tuesday due to excessive heat in the classrooms.
East High School and Northeast High School both dismissed students at noon on Tuesday because of the heat. Highs in the... -
"Child" in Alleged Beating Video Actually a Small Adult
As the saying goes, never judge a book by it's cover. The same could also apply to YouTube videos after the victim in an alleged "child beating" video was actually an small adult with children of her own.
The YouTube video purported to show a person...Tags: Social Media, YouTube, Mass Media, Arts and Culture
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Man Reportedly Killed Over Dispute About Dog
FOX 4 Web ProducerA Kansas City, Missouri family is mourning the death of a loved one after a shooting Monday morning. They're sad but also in shock. The family says the dog was at the center of the dispute. Russell Bishop was hanging out with his friend and his dog...Tags: Vehicles
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Police: Joplin man made up carjacking story
KWCH 12 Eyewitness NewsUpdate: Wichita police now say the man who claimed to have been carjecked from Joplin and driven to Wichita at gunpoint made up the story. Police say the man was trying to drum up support and money to fix up this truck. Police say he could face charges...Tags: Joplin (Jasper, Missouri), Vehicles
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Facebook claim might have sparked Wisconsin killing
A Milwaukee man arrested in Missouri is accused in a fatal shooting that happened after allegations about him were posted on Facebook. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports (http://bit.ly/qC9qsV ) that 23-year-old Derek Robert Farrow was charged...Tags: Social Media, Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Murder, Mass Media
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Lee's Summit Teacher Heads to Nat'l Teacher of the Year Awards
Kristen Merrell hit a milestone in her career Tuesday when all of Lee's Summit Elementary School surprised her - she's Missouri's Teacher of the Year.
"It was just a surreal experience," said Merrell. "I don't think it has really hit me yet. I just...Tags: Human Interest
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Experts say Indiana could experience next big quake
There is continuing concern about a major earthquake or a series of earthquakes that could impact Hoosiers following one that shook the nation's east coast Tuesday.
"Not just in California," said Dr. Michael Hamburger, Indiana University Professor of...Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Disasters, Tennessee, Colorado, Natural Disasters
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Messing With Traditions
I realize some traditions need to be changed, not just for the good of the event, but for the benefit of the people involved. But with that being said, I am not sure I would want to be the one to change or alter some of those traditions.
Take the...Tags: Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Indianapolis 500
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Some Teachers Say "Facebook Law" Leaves Questions Unanswered
Changes may be coming for a new Missouri law that limits private communication between students and teachers via texting or the internet.
It's known by many as the "Facebook Law," and many teachers and parents were in favor of it to protect children, but...Tags: Social Media, Lawyers, Judges, Politics, Mass Media
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