Weatherby Lake News

Yeah, yeah . . . I've been waking up later, lately . . . Here are a few morning links at 7 in the AM that are mostly a roundup from the weekend: Weekend violence aftermath: Shooting on Locust Sends 1 To Hospital Show me one more nasty spill: Weatherby Lake Reopened After E. coli Incident Surprisingly .

Missouri officials reopened Weatherby Lake Saturday after it was closed for nine days after an E. coli contamination.

The department collected samples following a sewage bypass that occurred late in the evening of Oct.

Just a few days after a power outage kicked sewage pumps offline and dumped nearly 1,000 gallons of waste water into Weatherby Lake, another metro lake is experiencing a similar problem with raw sewage.

Weatherby Lake residents should avoid contact with lake water after sewage spilled into the lake.

Weatherby Lake will be closed until further notice due to a sewage spill that occurred on Wednesday, Oct.

WEATHERBY LAKE, Mo. - " The Missouri Department of Natural Resources confirmed Saturday night that tests of water at Weatherby Lake contain "unacceptable levels of E. Coli." The high levels of E. Coli are attributed to a sewage bypass Wednesday night.

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources is investigating the release of about 1,000 gallons of untreated sewage into Weatherby Lake outside Kansas City.

Last week we did owls. This week? A common nighthawk that stopped at David Cooper's house at Weatherby Lake.

All three children in one Platte County family are fighting the H1N1 flu. Carol Welsh, of Weatherby Lake, said her 12-year-old daughter, Makana, developed a bad cough last week, and then got a fever of 105.

There's a big battle going on over a little bridge near Weatherby Lake. The bridge on Barry Road has been shut down for construction for more than a year and officials said it may be shut down for at least another year.

The publishing event of the season in Kansas City has never seen official publication.

The Overland Park police and fire departments worked together Saturday afternoon to fish a car out of the pond on the corner of 95th and Metcalf after someone drove it into the water.

Parkville's newly-developed master plan was approved by the board of aldermen on Tuesday night.

In a morning interview on CNBC, Kansas City Federal Reserve President Tom Hoenig aired his views on sweeping regulatory reforms, the proposed new consumer protection agency and the next important step in monetary policy.

Now that President Obama has moved forward on a sweeping overhaul of financial market regulation, how will the average consumer be affected? One key aspect of the plan would create a financial watchdog agency to oversee a wide range of consumer products, including mortgages.

Auto dealers are optimistic. Similar plans have been boosting sales in Europe. Will it work here? With details of the plan still being ironed out, Kitchentablenomics blogger Gene Meyer provides some resources to help you determine whether the plan might make sense for you.

Unemployment rose substantially in Kansas and Missouri in May, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today, and was up in every state but two.

The locally owned All Star Pizza & Pub opened at 3 p.m. today in Tuileries Plaza.

If there's such a thing as a hot hand, two area casinos seem to have it. The Argosy took in $17.4 million in May, up 5 percent from a year ago, and Isle of Capri's $7.3 million take was up 4.6 percent.