A Lenexa man has been arrested and charged with shooting another man in the head on an Overland Park street on May 15. Isaac Vano was arrested Thursday, May 24, 2018, and booked in the Johnson County Jail. The victim remains in critical condition.
A woman who sued a religious organization led by a man who calls himself "Allah on Earth," is entitled to $8 million in damages in a human trafficking case. She was forced to work long hours with no pay for about a decade, a federal judge in Kansas City, Kan., has ruled on May 23, 2018.
The widow and parents of slain Brookside attorney Tom Pickert have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against David Jungerman, who allegedly shot Pickert to death last year in a possible dispute over a civil case against Jungerman won by Pickert.
A Kansas City man was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to smuggling contraband into the Jackson County Detention Center. The contraband included cell phones, and the man admitted to conspiring with a corrections officer.
A man wanted by Kansas City police for several convenience store robberies has been dubbed "Mr. Unkown." Police on Wednesday released surveillance photos and are asking for tips to catch the man.
A Lenexa police officer's shooting that wounded fleeing car theft suspect Taylor Greenhalgh was declared a justified use of deadly force by Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe on May 23, 2018.
Missouri Supreme Court issues reprimand for Platte County Prosecutor Eric Zahnd for publicly threatening, intimidating witnesses in rape case. Zahnd weighs whether to petition the United States Supreme Court
A man found asleep and snoring in a restaurant booth at an Oak Grove truck stop is in federal custody on May 23, 2018, after officers found a gun and methamphetamine on him. James Pettus was a convicted felon.
A driver who police tried to stop for speeding died early Wednesday, May 23, 2018, in a high-speed crash minutes later that critically injured another driver. The collision occurred about 3 a.m. at 31st Street and Jackson Avenue.
A Kansas Department of Labor audit of the Schlitterbahn water park in Kansas City, Kansas, found several violations of the Kansas Amusement Ride Act. The Schlitterbahn park is scheduled to open on May 25.
Shelley Shannon, the Oregon woman who shot and wounded a Wichita abortion doctor 25 years ago and firebombed several clinics, has been released from federal prison. Clinics nationwide are on high alert, fearing an escalation of violence.
A man beat a woman and took her phone after she tried to intervene in an altercation between the man and another woman. Police announced they were looking for him on May 22, 2018.
An attorney for Gov. Eric Greitens Tuesday waived the governor’s first appearance in a felony computer tampering case. The charge stems from AG Josh Hawley's into the governor's veterans charity.
Donnell Louis, a 22-year-old man from Kansas City, has been identified by family members as the victim of a May 21 rolling gun battle. Police are still searching area hospitals for a second victim.
Missouri Times publisher Scott Faughn wouldn't say where he got the money he gave to Al Watkins. Faun says it was for audio outlining allegations against Gov. Greitens. Faughn's lawyer, Chuck Hatfield, sparred with Rep. Jay Barnes in this clip.
Missouri lawmakers read testimony from Gov. Eric Greitens' alleged victim from a deposition in the now-dropped criminal case against the governor. Greitens' lawyers asked the woman about high personal details.
A St. Louis judge ruled a special prosecutor will have to review evidence from Governor Eric Greitens’ invasion of privacy case. The St. Louis Circuit Attorneys office cannot be involved.
Missouri Times publisher Scott Faughn wouldn't say where he got the money he gave to Al Watkins. Faun says it was for audio outlining allegations against Gov. Greitens. Faughn's lawyer, Chuck Hatfield, sparred with Rep. Jay Barnes in this clip.
