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Maybe through the eyes of 18-month-old Shelby, the tiny button batteries for their jack-o'-lantern candles looked like cookies.

By Allen Edmonds, The Star HeraldA 27-year-old Cass County man is charged with first-degree murder after a chain of violence stretching over several hours on Nov.

Police are searching for a woman in connection with a fatal shooting Sunday afternoon in the 1100 block of North Lyne Street.

It could just be a matter of hours before charges could come in the shooting-death of man in Raymore.

His brother was shot to death on Sunday and now Robert Lawrence is a wanted man.

A 27-year-old Pleasant Hill man was charged today with first-degree murder in the shooting death that occurred Sunday in Raymore.Christopher R. Sullivan also was charged with armed criminal action and tampering with evidence.The victim, Steven Lawrence, was found at a residence located 1100 block of North Lyne Street between Raymore and Lees ...

The Cass County Sheriff's Department has arrested two people in connection with the Sunday murder of a Raymore man.

A man was shot to death Sunday afternoon in Cass County. RAYMORE, Mo. a ' A 35-year-old man was found dead of a gunshot wound Sunday afternoon in a rural portion of Cass County.

From The Star: Deputies were called to the scene of a shooting in the 1100 block of N. Lyne in Raymore at 1:55 p.m. Upon their arrival deputies and first responders found 35-year-old Steven E. Lawrence in the front yard suffering from an apparent gunshot wound.

Cass County authorities are investigating a homicide today after a man was shot and killed in rural Cass County.

Katie Donahoe of Raymore, Mo., left, a Ray-Pec High School student, will play her saxophone with the school band on Saturday for the first time since she was severely injured in a violent car wreck by a pickup truck on September 1 while on her way to school.

" Flu season is here and it's the time to consider getting a seasonal flu vaccine and the H1N1 vaccine.

Steve Donahoe was sipping coffee in his sunroom when the police scanner crackled about an accident a half-mile from his home.He hoped Katie got past that before the traffic backed up.

Topic: Births, Weddings & Anniversaries Births : Owen Randall and Abram Richard Bland Published Online Oct 22, 2009 - 01:34 PM Nathan and Katie Bland of Raymore are the parents of twin boys, born on Thursday, Aug.

The Star Herald captured four first-place awards and placed third in General Excellence among weekly papers statewide at Saturday's Missouri Press Association awards ceremony at the Sheraton Kansas City Sports Complex Hotel.In addition, the newspaper brought home two second-place awards, three third-place awards and two honorable mentions for a ...

Equine Health Solutions is pleased to announce, that Dr. Keith L. Wagner has completed the requirements imposed by the Standards of Education Committee of the American Veterinary Chiropractic Association and the International Veterinary Chiropractic Association, in Basic Animal Chiropractic and obtained a certification.

The Community Bank of Raymore has set its course for expansion in Cass County with the proposed acquisition of four additional bank branches - including two in the county seat.Bank president Jack Hopkins confirmed late Friday that, in addition to an earlier filing for the BC National Bank branch in Pleasant Hill, his bank has also recently filed ...

On a mid-October Saturday that felt much more like Wisconsin than Missouri, a Badger State entrepreneur hopped a private jet with his family to serve burgers in Raymore.Craig Culver, who co-founded the fast-growing Culver's enterprise with his wife, Lea, and his parents, George and Ruth, led that group on a pilgrimage to his empire's latest jewel ...

Raymore's City Council on Monday approved a resolution of support for a 39-unit affordable senior housing rental project to be located on vacant land at the southwest corner of Foxridge Drive and Granada, a plan originally discussed at a recent work session.The Maplewood Commons Apartments will be deed-restricted to serve seniors age 58 and older ...

" Some people see them as body art; others a sign of rebellion. Now, there is a new tattoo trend catching on and it could save lives.