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Burt Bacharach looks back - but keeps going
Burt Bacharach turned 85 this month but did almost nothing to lighten his still hectic schedule.
'Take 5 to Care: Helping Oklahoma' campaign begins
KCTV5, KSMO, The Salvation Army and the American Children's Society are partnering together to deliver bottled water to tornado-ravaged areas of Oklahoma.
Authorities blow up suspicious package at Union Station
For months, concerns had been raised about the welfare of Lucas Webb. Born Jan. 3, 2008, Lucas knew much pain and suffering in his four short years.
Former Fenton Resident Is Riding Instructor
Riding instructor Elizabeth Laabs saw her work pay off at the Mis-souri/Kansas Border Bonanza Concurrent Arabian Horse Show this spring.
'Bishop bomber' sentenced to 37 years in prison
An Iowa letter carrier has been sentenced to 37 years in prison for sending dud pipe bombs with threatening letters signed ''The Bishop.'' U.S. District Judge Robert Dow issued the sentence Tuesday afternoon, saying John Tomkins "engaged in a reign of terror." Tomkins was trying to drive up the value of shares he owned.
Bank of America Celebration at the Station 2013
Bank of America Celebration at the Station airs Sunday, May 26, 2013 at 8pm. Located at Kansas City's Union Station, music by the Kansas City Symphony with Michael Stern, music director.
A. Warren Van Meter, 90, St. Joseph, MO
A. Warren Van Meter, 90, St. Joseph, passed away Saturday, May 18, 2013 at Vintage Gardens.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – About a dozen public safety employees from Joplin, Mo., are headed to Moore, Okla., to assist in the aftermath of the deadly tornado there.
Restaurant Review Round-Up: Super Smokers BBQ
This week's review round-up is grabbing a booth at Super Smokers BBQ , located at the corner of Stockell Drive and N. Central Avenue.
Octarium a capella ensemble pleases audience with Farewell Concert
Saturday, May 18, 2013 at Visitation Church just south of the Plaza, Octarium sang something to make nearly anyone happy.
WWE Raw results for 5/20/13 show: Will RVD or Batista return with Paul Heyman?
The WWE Raw results for the 05/20/13 edition of the show arrived just one night after the Extreme Rules Pay-Per-View. With the show in Kansas City, MO on Monday night, the rumors suggested that there would be a surprise return by a superstar such as Batista or Rob Van Dam , to be aligned with manager Paul Heyman.
Wyandotte High School Auditorium Gets Upgrade With Bose RoomMatch ...
Steven Brown of Progressive Electronics and Bob Ledo of Coffeen Fricke and Associates, Inc.
Rob Schamberger shows his paintings and sells prints of wrestling...
Before Raw at the Sprint Center , Kansas City artist Rob Schamberger shows some of his bigger paintings of wrestling champions, including the Rock, Sheamus and Rey Mysterio, at the River Market Event Space .
Pitch Taste of KC beats the weather, draws 700 hungry people
The predicted torrential rains arrived in downtown Kansas City precisely as The Pitch 's Taste of Kansas City was wrapping up for the evening.
Thousands without power after powerful storms strike Kansas City
Some people in Kansas City are cleaning up their yards and trees Monday as more than 10,000 people are still without power.
Art show at Power & Light District goes on amid storm warnings
Dark clouds brewed Sunday over the Power & Light District. But the New Red Onion Jazz Babies played on, and Topeka clay artist Victoria Gauerke was determined to keep her booth going to the end.
Observing Memorial Day in KCMO Parks
The ceremony at the National World War I Museum at Liberty Memorial begins at 10 a.m. and will include performances by the American Legion Band and speeches to pay tribute to the day's significance.
KCMO Health Department to Hold Special Hepatitis C Testing Clinic
Hepatitis C is a liver disease that is spread when blood from an infected person enters another person's body.
Famous photographer gets degree at KCAI more than 50 years after he began
Gallucci, a world-class photographer whose subjects have ranged from Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Wonder, to Woody Allen and Kansas City's own Robert Altman, was an Art Institute student in the mid-1960s. Gallucci left the school to pursue his career in photography and never got his degree.