Kansas City News Night: Hunter's Laptop, Northeast Hot Mess & Bear Market Cont'd

A quick remembrance of hottie Leanna along with pop culture, community news and top headlines to keep us warm this evening.

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Weed Game Adults Only Warning

Kansas City CBD company hit with warning letter by FDA

TOPEKA ( KSNT) - A Kansas City-based CBD producer was sent a warning letter by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for several violations, including making products that could be considered appealing to children. The FDA sent the letter on Nov. 16 to CBD American Shaman's CEO Stephen Vincent Sanders II.

News Dump . . .

Grandview's waste transfer station more efficient at handling city's trash

Grandview is showing off its new waste transfer station. The new facility is more efficient in getting trash out of the city."Hesitate to even say," said Kit Starr, of the Raptor Recycle and Transfer.Starr is talking about all the strange things his workers have seen people dump in their trash."The guys could tell your stories," Starr said.Nearly anything and everything comes into this trash transfer station in Grandview to the tune of nearly 11,000 tons a month.

Soccer Fans With No Conscience

Kansas City soccer fans pack Power & Light for Team USA match vs. Wales

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - An American draw leads off the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 broadcast on FOX4. While perhaps not the optimal result, the return of international competition is electrifying fans in Kansas City who already are fantasizing about World Cup gameplay coming to the city in 2026.

Police Respond To Epidemic

Overland Park police officers will soon be trained to carry, use Narcan to stop opioid overdoses

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The Johnson County EMS Medical Director will provide training for Overland Park police officers to use Narcan to stop opioid overdoses. The city council approved the plan during Monday night's meeting.

Tiny Car Trouble For Beloved Pro

Kansas City golf legend Tom Watson recovering after go-kart incident

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Kansas City golfing legend Tom Watson took to social media this weekend to let everyone know he is recovering from a recent go-kart accident. Watson, 73, posted on Twitter that he required surgery on his left shoulder after rolling over a go-kart.

Northeast Burns Today

Fire at Gabriel Apartments, 4 injured

The Kansas City Fire Department (KCFD) extinguished a fire at the Gabriel Apartment building at 531 Gladstone Boulevard on Monday morning. A passerby flagged down a KCFD crew that was returning to the station from a car wreck, which saved lives, Assistant Fire Chief Jimmy Walker said.

Leanna In Context

20 Smoldering Redheads Who Really Get Us Fired Up - Maxim

Studies say they're genetically gifted, so what's not to love? Left: Getty Images There's just something about redheads that gets us all fired up. But it's not all fun and games for these gorgeous women.

Savor Election Season

Still alive: American democracy, Biden's bad jokes - and two turkeys

Hail to the grandpa-in-chief! With important legislation under his belt, Republicans in disarray and Vladimir Putin in retreat, Joe Biden is looking pleased with himself and ready for family time. On Saturday he hosted the wedding of his granddaughter, Naomi Biden, on the White House South Lawn.

Sometimes Late Isn't Better

CBS 'confirms' Hunter Biden laptop is real 769 days after Post broke story

It only took them 769 days. CBS News said Monday that it confirmed the authenticity of data from Hunter Biden's former laptop - more than two years after The Post first revealed its contents ahead of the 2020 presidential election - as the first son's lawyer complained that he didn't "consent" to the release.

On Track For Disaster

Rail workers at biggest unions split on contract, strike potential unclear.

Workers at twoof the country's biggest rail unions split over the tentative contract their leaders hashed out with freight rail companies - leaving open the possibility of a debilitating rail strike in the middle of the holiday season. Workers at the 24,000-member Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen, which represents train engineers.

Iran From Social Unrest

World Cup 2022: Iranian players go silent during national anthem to show support for protesters back home

Iran hoped to make a major impact in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar and started its endeavor against England on Monday. As players took the field for their first match of the tournament, players remained silent as the country's anthem blared through Khalifa International Stadium in an apparent show of support for protesters back home.

Economy Stays Losing

Bear market is not over yet, and will continue in 2023, Goldman Sachs warns

Investors hoping to see a brighter 2023 for the U.S. stock market may be out of luck, according to Goldman Sachs strategists, who anticipate that a recent relief rally for equities will soon come to an end.

Turkey Time Approaches

What's on your plate? Taking a look at Thanksgiving trends in Kansas and Missouri

Is it stuffing or dressing? Do you like canned cranberry sauce or something a little more blended? Are you going to be fighting Uncle Frank for the wishbone again this year?While everyone has their own likes and dislikes, social media and Google searches can give us a look into what you'll likely have on your table in Kansas or Missouri this Thanksgiving.

November Bounce Enjoyed

Warming trend to continue through Wednesday

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