Mothers of Kansas City murder victims take charge against violence

They share the pain of losing a child to homicide and are now dedicated to putting a stop to Kansas City’s violent crime.
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They share the pain of losing a child to homicide and are now dedicated to putting a stop to Kansas City’s violent crime.
Save KCI effort posts concerns on website; connection to Roe denied

SoftBank Corp. has agreed to appoint a U.S. government-approved “security director” to the wireless phone company’s board to address national security concerns. It made the unusual commitment to several federal agencies, including the U.S. Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security, as it presses for federal approval of its agreement to buy 70 percent of Sprint for $20.1 billion.
Killer Love: Couples, success, faith and murder
A respected insurance agent, his beloved wife and their charismatic pastor: This tale of sex and murder seems like a movie but played out for real in Independence.
Nonfatal shootings in KC: Many bullets, little blame
In six out of 10 cases last year, victims declined to cooperate in catching their attackers, many times out of fear. Authorities then walked away, shutting down the cases.
Boilermakers union leaders receive lofty pay, benefits
An international union based in KCK rewards its officers with big pay and top-flight perks. The Boilermakers say they're just like other unions, but labor watchdogs disagree, asking: Should a nonprofit spend like that?
Arrowhead anxiety: Turnover off the field causes concern
Secrecy, intimidation, fear and a watchful eye have become hallmarks of working for the Chiefs, say some current and former employees.
The Joplin tornado
When an EF-5 tornado cut through Joplin on May 22, thousands suffered. Read their stories and more from our comprehensive coverage of the devastating tornado.
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The incredible story of tragedy and courage in the face of one of natures mightiest storms.