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Missouri Could See Hurricane-Strength Straight Line Winds Friday

I'm always afraid of building up expectations too much when it comes to weather and specifically storms. But, I feel like it's very important that everyone in the path of the potentially historic storms this Friday, which includes all of Missouri, should know that many places could see hurricane-strength straight line winds.

Missouri · 2025-03-12
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KSN News

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‘My health is in jeopardy’: Insurance denies Kansas nursing student’s prescription

A college student from Anthony is speaking out after Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas denied a medicine she has been using successfully for years.

Kansas · 2025-03-13

KSN News

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Kansas high school basketball scores from Wednesday’s state games

State playoffs kicked off for Kansas high schools on Wednesday. KSN Sports has compiled all the scores.

Kansas · 2025-03-13

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Road rage stabbing in Excelsior Springs parking lot leads to man’s arrest

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. (KCTV) - One man could spend decades behind bars after he was arrested and charged for a road rage stabbing in Excelsior Springs. Clay County, Missouri, Circuit Court records filed on Wednesday, March 12, indicate that Jeremy P. Daigle, 46, of Richmond, has been arrested and charged in connection to a stabbing in the parking lot of an Excelsior Springs grocery store.

Excelsior Springs, MO · 2025-03-12
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Lunar Eclipse to take over the night sky in NE Kansas

TOPEKA (KSNT) – If you look up into the night sky on Thursday, March 13, you’ll see a nice surprise. Late Thursday night into early Friday morning, parts of northeast Kansas will be experiencing a blood moon and a total lunar eclipse. This happens when the sun, earth and moon come together in a straight […]

Kansas · 2025-03-13

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Man wanted for second-degree murder in Kansas arrested in Nebraska

YORK, Neb. -- A suspect wanted for second-degree murder in Kansas was arrested yesterday in southeast Nebraska. 49-year-old John Adier was driving a semi-truck when he committed a hit-and-run on a vehicle on Interstate 80. Adier's semi was pulling a cattle trailer, and was found moments after being reported. He...

York, NE · 2025-03-12

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FEMA Floodplain Changes Would Put Thousands Of Lake Of The Ozarks Homes Under Water

A dramatic change to floodplain maps, proposed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), has the Lake of the Ozarks community up in arms. Hundreds of citizens attended a town hall meeting on Tuesday, February 25 in Camdenton with concerns they could lose their homes, businesses, and properties due to proposed revisions to FEMA's Floodplain Maps. The FEMA map revisions, if implemented, would impact the entire state of Missouri.

Camden County, MO · 2025-03-11

Missouri Independent

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Lawmakers consider removing University of Missouri’s exclusive right to certain degrees

A Missouri Senate committee approved legislation that would remove the University of Missouri System’s exclusive rights to certain degree programs. State law currently bars other public colleges from offering research doctorates and first-professional degrees, which includes areas like dentistry and veterinary medicine. Public universities also are only allowed to offer degrees in podiatry, chiropractic, osteopathic […]

Missouri · 2025-03-11

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Former Jack Cooper employee files class action lawsuit, claims federal law violations

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Jack Cooper Transport, a business with locations in multiple states, including Kansas and Missouri, could soon face a class action lawsuit involving thousands of former employees. The company laid off thousands of employees after it lost a hauling contract with Ford Motor Co. on Jan....

Missouri · 2025-03-12

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Undersheriff: 'Positive scent trail' picked up in search for missing Jordan Yust

A search for a missing Olathe man continued Wednesday morning after crews found "a positive scent trail" for missing man Jordan Yust.

Olathe, KS · 2025-03-12

KSN News

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Hundreds of state jobs up for grabs in Kansas Virtual Job Fair

Looking for a new job? The State of Kansas is rolling out the virtual welcome mat with nearly 500 job openings available at its upcoming Virtual State Agency Job Fair on Wednesday, March 19.

Kansas · 2025-03-12

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Man, who shot his son’s coach near a group of 9-and-10-year -old children just because he was at odds with the coach over the playing time his son was getting, was found guilty

Missouri – In a shocking incident that has rocked Missouri, a 45-year-old father, identified as D. Clemmons, Arthur, was convicted of shooting his son’s youth football coach, 34-year-old S. Latimore, an act of violence that erupted in front of young players during a practice session. The case, which has drawn widespread attention, underscores the grave consequences of disputes that escalate to violence, particularly in settings meant to instill values of teamwork and respect.

Missouri · 2025-03-11

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Skunks are on the move

It's skunk mating season in Kansas. Striped skunks are classified as Furbearing animals and the established hunting and trapping season for Striped skunks opened on November 13, 2024 and closed on February 28, 2025. Eastern spotted skunks are designated as threatened. A threatened or endangered species taken during established trapping...

Kansas · 2025-03-12

Missourinet

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Alford wants SBA regional office moved from Kansas City to Columbia, Missouri

West-central Missouri Congressman Mark Alford wants the U.S. Small Business Administration to move its regional office from Kansas City to Columbia. The request follows a directive by the Trump Administration to move regional SBA offices out of cities that have declared themselves sanctuaries for illegal immigrants. While Kansas City has not and cannot not declare itself a sanctuary city, Mayor Quinton Lucas last year publicly invited immigrants to move to KC to help bolster the city’s workforce.

Columbia, MO · 2025-03-11