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TV Newser Testimony
Former KCTV5 News employees now living overseas give perspective on coronavirus
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) - KCTV5 News has global perspective on the coronavirus and it comes from former KCTV5 News employees who now live overseas. Former Executive Producer of Investigations Amanda Palumbo now lives in Germany and former Investigative Reporter Emily Sinovic now lives in South Korea.
Homeless Blaze Redux
Fire breaks out in second transient camp
For the second time in as many weeks, fire broke out in a transient encampment in a wooded area abutting the Guinotte Manor Apartment complex in the Columbus Park Neighborhood. The encampment is in a wooded area, roughly sixty feet north of the intersection of 1st street and Lydia Avenue.
Southland Inferno Tonight
Firefighters battle 4-alarm fire apartment fire in south Kansas City
Kansas City firefighters battled a four-alarm fire Tuesday evening near 99th Terrace and Wornall Road.The fire in the 100 block of West 99th Terrace was reported about 7:15 p.m.Fire crews rescued several people.Authorities said two firefighters suffered minor injuries.Firefighters declared the fire under control at 8:34 p.m.
Kansas Traffic Upgrade
KDOT set to widen bottleneck along I-35 at 75th Street bridge
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - Anyone who has to travel on Interstate 35 between Olathe and downtown Kansas City, Missouri, will tell you about the bottleneck at the 75th Street bridge. The area along I-35 is currently three lanes but has four and five lanes feeding into it north- and southbound, creating traffic backups.
Show-Me More Wildlife
The black bear population is growing in Missouri
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - It's that time of year when we will start seeing black bears coming out of hibernation. The Missouri Conservation Department (MDC) says the black bear population in the state is growing. Agents have been studying den sights and the paths of momma bears and the number of surviving cubs.
Kansas Lesson Plan
Latinos Are The Future Of Higher Education In Kansas, But Colleges Struggle Keeping Them
WICHITA, Kansas - The good news for Kansas public colleges: 1,000 more Latino students will be enrolled a decade from now, enough to fill the seats left empty by fewer white students. The bad news? The state predicts fewer students will earn a degree or certification in 2029, judging by Kansas' poor track record in graduating Latino students.
Hottie Lindsey Update
Lindsey Pelas Goes Braless In Sheer Bodysuit
On Tuesday, American model Lindsey Pelas uploaded a provocative Instagram post. The sizzling snap showed the 28-year-old beauty as she struck a seductive pose while standing on what appeared to be a suburban street with palm trees in the background. She stood with her back arched, as she placed her hands on the top of her head.
Reality Vs. Instagram
Social Media Influencer Shows Tricks Models Use In 'Instagram Versus Reality' Photos
Instagram models show off seemingly perfect bodies on social media. But you may be shocked to find out that everything is not as it seems. Instagram models use plastic surgery, photo filters, and manipulating angles to present amazing photos. A social media influencer shared some of the tricks that Instagram models use to get that perfect thirst trap pic.
Sign Off Postscript
The real reason Chris Matthews was fired from MSNBC
Chris Matthews didn't get fired for being a sex monster. He got fired for doing his job. And what was that job? To represent the non-crazy, "No Kool-Aid for me, thanks" Left on television, while being entertaining and pointed and wacky.
Bernie Vs. Biden
Biden surges to victory across Super Tuesday map, as Sanders claims delegate prize in California
Former Vice President Joe Biden will win the Virginia Democratic presidential primary, Fox News projects, as the candidate notches the first victory of Super Tuesday with polls in the coast-to-coast set of contests starting to close. Only Virginia and Vermont have completed voting so far. Sen.
Booze News Tonight
Brew to Brew race now starting, ending at Kansas City Stockyards
KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) - The Brew to Brew relay is set to start and end at the Kansas City Stockyards on March 29. The Kansas City Running Club has hosted this event for 25 years, so they were shocked when their special use permit was denied in Leavenworth County this year.
Forcast For Tomorrow
Wednesday will be sunny with highs in low 60s
Hide Transcript Show Transcript FORMING. 59 THE NEXT HOUR OR SO. 7:00 WE ARE 55, 53 8:00 AND 9:00 51 DEGREES. A LOT OF SUNSHINE, CLEAR SKIES. WE WILL DROP LATER ON BUT -- METEOROLOGIST NICK BENDER WAS TALKING ABOUT THIS. A PUSH OF AIR WILL COME THROUGH. GOING TO THE NORTHWEST.
This is the OPEN THREAD for tonight. Hopefully, we'll have more for the morning update . . . STAY TUNED!!!
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