Kansas City Tuesday: Lindsey, Local COVID Boost Lineup & Climate Fear

Right now hottie Lindsey shares a peek of her Summer good times as we check pop culture, community news and top headlines.

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Looks Like Pandemic Still On

Adults line up for new COVID-19 booster shot

KANSAS CITY, Kan. - People are lining up again to get new booster shots to protect against COVID-19.The new shots have been reformulated so that they protect against both the original virus as well as the Omicron variants responsible for most recent COVID infections.

Community Tribute Reported

'A community that cares': a guide to Kansas City's Marlborough neighborhood

For Diane Hershberger, the Marlborough neighborhood-a southeast KC community that spans from Gregory Boulevard to 89th Street and Troost Avenue to Bruce R. Watkins Drive-is a comfortable place to be. She's lived in Marlborough for 26 years and currently serves as the interim executive director of the Marlborough Community Coalition.

Rock Chalk Cinema Debuts

Grow Kansas Film hopes to bring film incentives to sunflower state

KANSAS CITY, Kan. - A group called Grow Kansas Film plans to introduce a bill on the first day of Kansas' 2023 legislative session to help draw production companies to the state. The highlights filmmaking and other content creation as an economic driver. It asks the state to set aside $12 million for the project.

Show-Me Weed Winning

Poll finds majority of Missourians favor marijuana legalization

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KMOV) - - The majority of Missouri voters approve of making marijuana legal. A SurveyUSA poll released Monday shows 62% of voters approve Amendment 3, which legalizes the personal use of marijuana. 22% of voters surveyed oppose legalizing marijuana and 16% responded that they are not yet certain how they would vote.

Kansas City Star Reads TKC

KC Chiefs' Willie Gay is not suspended 4 games over a vacuum cleaner. But why is he?

The NFL suspended Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay four games Monday, and it's not simply because he broke a vacuum cleaner. Well, probably not. No way, right? We're left to make assumptions - left to read between the lines, some of them common sense, some of them more like solving a Rubik's cube - because that's the way the NFL prefers it.

Behind The Scenes On Hottie

The Untold Truth Of Lindsey Pelas

Paul Archuleta/Getty Images According to her personal website bio, Lindsey Pelas is a "social media superstar." And she's not wrong - Pelas has 8.8 million followers on Instagram and 1.2 million Twitter followers.

Top Doc Correction?!?

After Biden announces end to pandemic, Fauci explains 'what he really meant'

President Biden caused waves when he declared in a "60 Minutes" interview that the COVID-19 pandemic is "over," and his chief medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci joined those who sought to walk back that statement. On Monday, Fauci aimed to qualify the president's optimistic remark, acknowledging that while the worst of the coronavirus is over, it still remains a concern.

MAGA Shares Real Estate Golden Rule

Trump mocks Biden's seat at Queen's funeral: 'Location is everything'

Former President Donald Trump mocked President Biden's nosebleed seat at the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II - insisting he would have had a prime spot if still commander in chief. Trump mocked his 79-year-old successor while sharing an image from The Post highlighting how the president and his first lady, Jill Biden, were stuck 14 rows back at the historic royal funeral Monday.

First Son Fight Sneak Peek

James Comer: Democrats will be hypocrites if they vote against Hunter Biden probe

Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., joined " Fox & Friends First" Tuesday to discuss the House Oversight Committee getting set to vote on his amendment calling on President Biden to turn over all documents related to his family's business dealings.

Mar A Lago Dox Argued

New York judge takes up review of documents FBI seized at Trump's home

NEW YORK, Sept 20 (Reuters) - The judge appointed to review classified materials and other documents the FBI seized from Donald Trump's Florida home in August will hold his first conference on the matter in a New York courtroom on Tuesday.

RINO Charges Forward

The Cheney 2024 conundrum

"I've told Liz I couldn't wait to start disagreeing with her again in public," joked Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), who's struck up a close friendship with Cheney stemming from their work on the Jan. 6 select committee. "Liz Cheney has been a great constitutional patriot during this period.

Another Strike Threat On Track???

Railroads vs. unions: What's next and why the strike threat isn't over

The threat of a U.S. freight railroad strike still looms. Union members still need to ratify a tentative agreement reached by their leaders. Some local members have already rejected the terms. The largest U.S.

Midterm Mayhem Feared

Why we may not know who won the Senate on Election Day

Then-President Donald Trump used the delays counting mail ballots after Election Day to sow confusion and baseless conspiracy theories about the validity of the vote count, igniting a movement to overturn the results that led to the riot at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

Euro Debate Deepens

Ukraine marches farther into liberated lands, separatist calls for urgent referendum

IZIUM, Ukraine, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Ukraine said its troops have marched farther east into territory recently abandoned by Russia, paving the way for a potential assault on Moscow's occupation forces in the Donbas region as Kyiv seeks more Western arms. In a sign of nervousness from a Moscow-backed administration in Donbas about the success of Ukraine's recent offensive, its leader called for urgent referendums on the region becoming part of Russia.

U.S. Claimz Planet In Peril

The world is in 'great peril,' U.N. chief warns global leaders

Warning that the world is in "great peril," the head of the United Nations says leaders meeting in person for the first time in three years must tackle conflicts and climate catastrophes, increasing poverty and inequality - and address divisions among major powers that have gotten worse since Russia invaded Ukraine.

Sketchy Life Lesson Offered In Canada

Trans teacher wears huge synthetic breasts with protruding nipples in class

A school has faced backlash after defending a transgender teacher who wore huge prosthetic breasts with tight-fitted clothing to class. The manufacturing technology teacher, identified as Kayla Lemieux, was pictured with protruding nipples at Oakville Trafalgar High School in Ontario Canada.

Home Team Fans Running Out Of Patience

Kansas City Royals need to move on from Hunter Dozier

The Kansas City Royals are loyal to a fault when it comes to their players. In some cases, that loyalty borders on insanity. Such is the case with Hunter Dozier. The Royals had thought they had locked in a key part of their future core when he signed a four year extension worth $25 million ahead of the 2021 campaign.

Check This Creative Conversation 

Four Inane Questions with Artist Jenny Meyer-McCall

Jenny Meyer-McCall. // Courtesy Jenny Meyer-McCall If you've ever spied Prairie Village artist Jenny Meyer-McCall's two- and three-dimensional pieces, it's easy to see why she calls her work "intentionally nurturing and whimsical." With so many nuanced layers, each piece has its own texture, movement, and sense of humor.

Local Biz Rank Amongst Best

From Best Restaurant to Best Whiskey, Best Coffee Shop, and Best Champagne Bar, KC Businesses Get National Recognition - In Kansas City

While we don't need national awards and publications to let us know which Kansas City restaurants, bars, and coffee shops are our favorites, there's something special about local Kansas City businesses receiving national recognition. In September, six local businesses were featured on national "best of" lists for categories ranging from best new restaurants to best...

Kansas City Brew Documented

The new Monarch Bar Book has us spippin' on gin and lacto-fermented fig syrup

The Monarch Bar redefined luxury nightlife in KC when it opened on the Plaza five years ago. Now, the Monarch Book of Cocktails is here.

Today's Hotness

Record heat expected again Tuesday

Hide Transcript Show Transcript AFTERNOON. 99 DEGREES YESTERDAY. IT IS VERY LIKELY WE ARE GOING TO HAVE SOME 100 DEGREE READINGS THIS AFTERNOON IN KANSAS CITY WHICH WOULD CRUSH THE CURRENT RECORD, 95. THIS MORNING, FEELING THE WARMTH. AT 74 DEGREES. THAT IS WHAT WE WOULD EXPECT TO HAVE AN AFTERNOON.

Paulo Londra - Party en el Barrio is the song of the day and this is the OPEN THREAD for right now.