Whilst hottie Jordan is out of the glam model game and moves her body of work over the fitness world. She's still one of the top ranking Insta-models.
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Kansas City Saturday Hero
Woman safe after bystander rushes into burning Kansas City apartment building
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) - A raging fire at a Midtown apartment Saturday afternoon led to a man with no formal training rushing into a burning building to save a woman trapped inside. The fire started at 12:30 p.m. at an apartment complex in the 3600 block of Walnut Street.
KCK Car Chase Discretion
KCK police call off search for suspect following chase
KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- Officers with the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department are looking for a suspect who ran from the scene following a chase. The incident was reported just after 6:30 Saturday evening. KCK Police Chief Terry Zeigler said officers chased the driver of a vehicle to the area of 55th and Georgia, near Welborn Park.
Local Legacy Newsies Fight Future And Fake News Chatter
Free State Festival panel decries claims of fake news
A panel of journalists told a crowd of about 100 people at a Free State Festival event Saturday that the news media will survive unfair accusations that the news it reports is often fake. Several panelists said the fake news mantra often comes from people who have a political motive to weaken the power of [...]
Show-Me Lesson In Politics
MU's freshmen enrollment grows but total numbers decline
COLUMBIA, Mo. - The University of Missouri says freshmen enrollment increased for this school year, but overall enrollment declined. The Columbia Missourian reports freshmen enrollment increased 13 percent from fall 2017 to 2018. The 4,673 freshmen enrolled for the fall was 539 more than in 2017.
Tailgating Crackdown Forecast
First Alert: Perfect weather ahead for Chiefs Sunday
Sunday will be a day to get outside and enjoy the fall weather. Look for a high near 78 degrees.
Locals Celebrate New Tech
Self-driving cars deliver challenges, says Burns & McDonnell strategist
City streets filled with safer, automated or self-driving vehicles would come with an unexpected price tag: fewer organ donations because of reduced traffic fatalities, said Julie Lorenz, discussing the promise and paradox of evolving transportation technology. "If you look back in history, it can help you think about the future," said Lorenz, strategic consultant for Kansas City-based engineering and architectural firm Burns & McDonnell.
Home Team Heartache Cont'd
Deja Vu, Royals bullpen blows another close game, late, lose to Tigers 5-4
The only important thing that happened in tonight's game was that Victor Martinez hit a squibber to the right side of the infield that was fielded near first base by Adalberto Mondesi but still turned into a single.
And this is the OPEN THREAD for tonight . . .
Autonomous cars will make the toy train obsolete before it is paid for.
ReplyDelete^^^^^^^^^^^ +100
ReplyDeletehelling said that the economics of the newspaper business are unfavorable.
ReplyDeletethey need to get the cost of the paper to $200, imho, so regular people can afford it.
if that means publishing three days a week plus online updates, so be it.
Today’s journalists are terrible, they’re giving fake news a bad name!
ReplyDeletedid uber hire the automated car lady
ReplyDeletethey going try to get rid of their drivers ASAP
If Uber goes automated I can't flash my pussy at the raghead driver and fuck for a free ride.
ReplyDeleteI hate progress.