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Kansas City Pets Rise From Ashes Of Waldo Heights Inferno

Cats, dog rescued by ATF agents investigating Waldo Heights fire

KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -- Five pets were rescued Sunday by ATF agents investigating the Waldo Heights Apartment fire. The ATF said that four cats and a dog were rescued from a portion of the building they had just accessed on Sunday. They were alive.

More Weather On The Way

Snow for the Plains and Midwest Later This Week

By midweek, an upper-level system will move into the Northern/Central Plains and into the Midwest. There is actually a decent layer of snowpack over the Midwest and portions of the Plains. Snow totals are still standing over 5″ in parts of Eastern Iowa and Northwestern Illinois.

Insta Form Takes Shape

The 'peace' pose everyone from Kim Kardashian to Love Islanders are pulling

AFTER an incredibly stressful 2020, it's safe to say many of us are trying to embrace the good times, kick back and relax whenever we can this year. That might explain why celebs are throwing up a peace sign without a care in the world in the latest trend sweeping social media.

Prez Trump Caught Counting On Election Overturn Help

Trump urged Georgia election official to 'find' votes in phone call, insisting he won: report

President Trump insisted that he won the state of Georgia in the 2020 presidential race during a phone call with Georgia's Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger over the weekend, reportedly urging him to "find" enough votes to reverse the state's results.

Top Doc Rebukes Prez Trump

Fauci fires back after Trump claims US COVID-19 death toll 'exaggerated'

President Trump on Sunday claimed the US COVID-19 death toll is "exaggerated" - and was immediately rebuked by Dr. Anthony Fauci. "The deaths are real deaths. All you need to do is go out into the trenches go to the hospitals, see what the healthcare workers are dealing with," Fauci said Sunday on ABC News' "This Week."

Party Time This Week

Trump Says He'll Attend #StopTheSteal Protests-The Proud Boys Say They'll Be There Too

With Congress set Wednesday to certify the Electoral College vote-the last official step needed to declare President-elect Joe Biden the victor in the November election-President Trump said Sunday that he plans to attend protests in Washington, D.C., against the certification of the results. Eleven Republican senators including Sen.

Brits Talk Lockdown Redux

Boris Johnson looking at tougher restrictions as U.K. cases continue to rise

LONDON - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Sunday that tougher lockdown restrictions were probably on the way as COVID-19 cases keep rising, but that schools were safe and children should continue to attend where permitted. COVID-19 cases in Britain are at record levels and the increase in numbers is fueled by a new and more transmissible variant of the virus.

Speaker Barely Keeps Power

Pelosi Poised To Be Reelected Speaker, But Slimmer Majority Makes It Tight

subscribe to The NPR Politics Podcast podcast House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to be reelected leader of the chamber on Sunday, continuing her control of the majority at a time of questions about the path ahead for Congress and who may take the gavel after her.

El Papa Disappointed

Pope criticises people going on holiday to flee COVID lockdowns

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis condemned on Sunday people who had gone abroad on holiday to escape coronavirus lockdowns, saying they needed to show greater awareness of the suffering of others. Speaking after his weekly noon blessing, Francis said he had read newspaper reports of people catching flights to flee government curbs and seek fun elsewhere.

Legacy Hottie No Longer

Bond Girl & 'That 70's Show' Star Tanya Roberts Dead at 65

Tanya Roberts -- a one-time Bond girl and cult classic '80s star -- has died ... TMZ has learned. Tanya's rep tells TMZ, she was on a walk with her dog's on Christmas Eve and when she returned home she collapsed. She was taken to the hospital and put on a ventilator but never got better.

KC Fam Keeps Christmas

We See You: KC family starts campaign to honor those affected by COVID-19

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Knowing firsthand the loss that many are feeling, one Kansas City, Missouri, family is urging others to keep their Christmas lights up a little longer to commemorate those who have, or have died from, COVID-19.

Early Fog Repeat

Dense fog advisory impacting Kansas City until noon Monday

Hide Transcript Show Transcript NINE-DAY FORECAST SO YOU WILL KNOW FIRST, THIS IS FIRST ALERT WEATHER. EMILY: WE CAN SEE THAT FOG BEHIND YOU NOT MESSING AROUND. NEVILLE: YOU CAN SEE NOT MUCH T SEE, THOSE CLOUDS ARE SO LOW, THE VISIBILITY IS PRETTY POOR.

And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now.