November 26
Man pleads guilty in death of accomplice in home invasion
A Kansas City man on Monday pleaded guilty to a murder that occurred when his accomplice in a home invasion robbery attempt was shot to death by the homeowner.
November 26
Antique street clock to hold new prominence in downtown Kansas City, Kan.
After it has been restored, the century-old massive timepiece will become the centerpiece of a new bus transit plaza at Seventh Street and Minnesota Avenue.
November 26
2012 so far warmest year on record in parts of Missouri
This year is on pace to be the warmest on record in parts of Missouri, a continuation of a trend of warmer weather that is affecting flowers, plants and agricultural crops, experts said Monday.
November 26
Kansas student achievement scores called deceptive
Kansas education officials say more than four in five students meet or exceed the state’s standards in reading, math, science and history.
November 26
Photos lead to charges in attempted bank robbery
Acting on a hunch, a Kansas City resident who looked outside and saw two men “acting suspicious” on a recent morning picked up a camera and began snapping pictures.
November 26
Fifth person charged in Independence triple murder
A fifth person was charged Monday in the Nov. 16 home invasion in Independence in which three people were killed.
November 26
Missouri sex slave case may hinge on expert view of subculture
Do the norms of a sadomasochistic erotic subculture even matter in a case of alleged sex trafficking? That question probably will be answered after a hearing Thursday at which lawyers will argue the relevance of such evidence at the trial early next year of Edward and Marilyn Bagley. The Lebanon, Mo., couple are accused of sex trafficking a young woman.
November 26
High-tech plastic surface means no ice at the Gladstone rink
Alisha Sackett enjoyed skating as a child. But now grown up, she ventured Saturday onto the “ice” at Gladstone’s new public skating rink with trepidation.
November 26
First phase of Johnson County Gateway interchange overhaul nearly done
Marketers have a gentle name for it. They call it the Johnson County Gateway. Drivers have another name for it — one that evokes images of traffic jams. “We kind of jokingly refer to it as Kansas’ answer to the Grandview Triangle,” said Olathe commuter Brent Boydston.
November 26
Freebies from lobbyists becoming harder to track in Missouri
Many state legislators hate it when their names show up on lobbyists' monthly expense reports. Getting free food or ballgame tickets may not sit well with constituents. So some legislators work to avoid it. Not the free food and entertainment — the disclosure.
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