Here's why Brit journalism is better and more interesting than most of what the U.S. has to offer . . .
Daily Mail: Kimberley Garner flashes her slender pins and ample cleavage in sultry floral dress as she attends London summer party
Closer to home and amid local hotness, here's our midweek Summer news collection:
Erin & The Scorching Forecast
Forecast: Temps to return to 90s as heat wave enters Kansas City area
It's a warm start to the day in the lower 70s, and the heat will be our weather story today with highs in the lower 90s today and partly cloudy skies.
Powerless Employees Need Help
Police seek stolen Independence Power & Light truck
Independence Police Department is looking for an Independence Power & Light truck that was stolen at 2:40 a.m. Wednesday morning at 39th Street and Noland Road. (Independence Police Facebook)
KC Trump Care Harsh Times???
Truman Medical Center says proposed Medicaid cut 'would be a disaster'
Truman Medical Center officials say a proposed cut to certain Missouri Medicaid reimbursements would be disastrous for their bottom line. The proposed rule would cut reimbursements to hospitals that don't participate in the state's three privatized managed care plans.
Building New KCMO Resource
Learn more about the Kansas City Museum's design process on June 27
You Paid For It: Celebrate Kansas City Money Pit Feeding Time
'Zoo View:' Meal time with penguins
KMBC 9 and the Kansas City Zoo bring you another edition of Zoo View!
Summer Dog Daze Report
Overland Park woman says dog-sitter stole her pet
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - An Overland Park woman is fighting to bring her beloved dog, Honey, home. Brenda Trotter-Wood has known Sondra Jay for years, so when she needed a dog sitter it seemed like a natural fit. Jay told Wood she was having surgery and wanted to hang out with the four-pound Yorkie for a couple days.
Local Faith Community Good Deeds
Bishop Sullivan Center helps older Kansas City residents struggling in heat
Some older residents in the Kansas City area are getting some help in beating the heat. Bishop Sullivan Center's Project Elder Cool helps those 65 and older. Applications are usually handled over the phone. Workers get the units ready as they're purchased and then install them, too, usually within a day.
And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .
The story skips the fun part. After the ACs have been installed, they are taken by relatives of the senior citizen and sold for drug money. I wonder whether Bishop Sullivan Center keeps track of seniors who need a new unit every year?
ReplyDeleteThe museum could be used for a homeless shelter when not open to the public. There could also be a display of artifacts used by the homeless.
ReplyDelete^^^ that’s funny and gross at the same time!
ReplyDeleteI would like to get on top of Kimberley Garner.
ReplyDelete3:15 is a liar.
ReplyDelete3:15 is also a piece of shit.
ReplyDelete@3:29 has a good idea. Multi-purpose buildings/rooms have been in use for quite some time. No reason not to have a multi-purpose building downtown except Slie does not want blight downtown.
ReplyDelete3:15 Owns a pawn shop on Prospect.
ReplyDeleteWhy not included the homeless when they're feeding the penguins? Fish is good for them.
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