We admire the non-traditional hotness of Rachel Anne as we check some of the top Kansas City MSM news links right now. Checkit:
Flighty Kansas City Question
SPECIAL REPORT: Up in the air, the future of KCI
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - For years, the community has debated making major changes to Kansas City International airport and next week voters will decide on whether the city will get a new airport. In a special report, 41 Action News spoke with people on both sides of the issue and looked at the impact a new terminal could have on Kansas City.
Support This Ghoul???
Re-elect Unified Government Mayor Mark Holland to keep KCK momentum going
Under Mayor Mark Holland, Wyandotte County has continued its economic renaissance, but that's not the only reason he deserves a second term. Holland's record is impressive.
Lady Po-Po Complaint
Ex-WyCo Sheriff's Deputy suing department for discrimination
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A former Wyandotte County Sheriff's Deputy is suing the department for discrimination after she was fired for violating department policy. Celisha Towers filed the lawsuit last Monday in federal court. Towers is also currently running for Sheriff of Wyandotte County.
Biz Hottie Takes A Deuce
KC smart-home startup raises $2M - Kansas City Business Journal
Friday the 13th has earned a reputation for spurring bad luck, but for one Kansas City startup, that day couldn't have been luckier. It's when ELUX Homes LLC closed a $2 million Series A round. ELUX, which stands for energy and luxury, is building the nation's first single-family, smart-home community at Lenexa City Center.
Dreamers Speak Of WyCo Nightmare
Advocates Push For Wyandotte County To Give Residents Municipal ID
A coalition of social justice groups is pushing for the Unified Government of Wyandotte County to become the first government in the Kansas City area to issue municipal identification cards to residents. The coalition, which includes the ACLU of Kansas, says as many as one in five Wyandotte County residents belong to demographic groups that are likely to have trouble obtaining a government-issued photo ID.
Scary Cold Case Redux
17 years later, Blue Springs police continue to investigate deadly hit-and-run cold case
The Blue Springs Police Department continues to investigate a cold case of a 2000 hit-and-run motor vehicle accident that took the life of James "Jim" Alonzo.
ICONIC Kansas City Photography
Just For Halloween
Photography Blog
And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .
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I love seeing those kind of melons.
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Still no apology from sLIE and Lucas for throwing white people under the bus Sunday, guess that ain’t gonna happen huh
ReplyDeleteApologizing is for whites ,esp for existing
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