In this compilation of crime reporting we take a big picture perspective and offer a glimpse at lawmakers along with aftermath reports of police action and locals navigating often dangerous streets.
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Kansas City Crisis: A conversation on making lasting change in KC
The deadly shooting following the Kansas City Chiefs rally this month re-ignited conversations about violence prevention in KCMO. But these conversations have been going on for a while now. We sat down with Mayor Quinton Lucas last month *before the shooting to talk about what the city needs to do to create lasting change.
How one grisly crash prompted a Kansas City suburb to change its police chase policy
"I knew immediately that our chase policy was going to change," a patrol commander for the Grandview Police Department said of a 2004 crash across the state line in Leawood. He was right.
Attorney for second adult suspect charged in Chiefs parade shooting makes appearance in court
The attorney for Dominic Miller, 18, requested a modified bond or a pre-trial release.
Gov. Parson appoints Madeline Romious to Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced late Friday the appointment of Madeline Romious to Kansas City, Missouri's Board of Police Commissioners.
'It leaves me fearful': Kansas City woman shot in separate shooting near Chiefs Super Bowl parade speaks out
Jenipher Cabrera was shot while walking to Union Station during the Chiefs Super Bowl parade on Feb. 14.
New anti-violence hotline created to help teens in crisis
Preventing violence in young people before it starts. That's the idea behind a new chat line, designed for and designed *by Kansas City teens. We'll introduce you to the Y Chat hotline.
Mother-daughter duo is healing physically, emotionally after daughter tore ACL amid chaos at Chiefs rally
Kamari Brinson is healing physically and mentally after tearing be trampled at the Chiefs rally and tearing her ACL. KSHB 41 News talked to her and her mother about their experience.
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