Kansas City Crime Scene: Convictions, Stolen Waldo Corvette & Mugshots

Tonight we take a moment to consider rising crime and violence across the metro. On the bright side, we notice local authorities working valiantly to keep up with impending chaos. 

And so . . . 

In this compilation we check news of recent gunfire, court cases, ongoing investigations & community outreach.

Check TKC news gathering . . .

Man suffers life-threatening injuries after shooting in Kansas City, Missouri

A man has life-threatening injuries after a shooting in Kansas City, Missouri, on Friday afternoon.

Woman accused in death of KC sports reporter gets 25-year sentence for a previous conviction

The woman accused in the death of a Kansas City sports reporter has been sentenced to more than two decades in prison for a previous, unrelated conviction.

FBI director tells Congress of plan to shift agents to Kansas City area

Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Kash Patel told lawmakers last week he plans to shift nearly three dozen agents to cover field offices in the Kansas City area and the Midwest.

Man sentenced to 30 years for high-speed chase, shooting at state trooper

A Kansas City man who shot at a Missouri State Highway Patrol trooper during a high-speed pursuit has received his sentence.

Corvette taken from Waldo, stolen auto parts, drugs, found at Independence shop

Law enforcement said a Corvette stolen from a Waldo street was recovered last week and that a connected shooting was still under investigation.

Predatory tow operator appears in Jackson Co. court: 'It's harassment'

One of the Kansas City metro's well-known towing operators appeared in court on Thursday afternoon.

Woman charged with several felonies for alleged stabbing of former partner's fiancée

A Kansas City woman is facing multiple felony charges following an alleged stabbing of her former partner's fiancée.

Gladstone community responds after porch pirate steals medical device from family

A Gladstone family is speaking out after a thief stole more than just a package off their porch; the thief nearly put their child's life at risk.

16-year-old identified as victim of deadly KC shooting near gas station

Kansas City, MO police identified a teen, Matim Nunley, as the victim of a deadly shooting that happened May 10 outside a gas station.

Gladstone police investigating fatal shooting overnight inside apartment

The Gladstone Police Department is investigating a fatal shooting that occurred early Friday morning inside an apartment.

Pagan's Motorcycle Club members plead guilty in Missouri for armed assaults

Three members of the Pagan's Motorcycle Club pleaded guilty for involvement in a series of armed assaults against members of rival clubs.

Overland Park pediatrician sentenced to 25 years in federal prison in child pornography case

A federal judge sentenced a former Overland Park pediatrician Wednesday to 25 years in federal prison without parole after the doctor's guilty pleas in a child pornography case.

Kansas City man convicted in 2021, 2022 murder-for-hire plot

The United States Department of Justice says that a man from Kansas City, Missouri has been convicted for his role in a murder-for-hire plot in 2021 and 2022.

Attempted robbery of Kansas City laundromat leads to arrest of 1 man

A Kansas City man has been arrested in connection with the attempted robbery of an area laundromat and the attack of one of its employees.

Lenexa landscape business owner scammed through Facebook Marketplace

The Lenexa Police Department has had multiple recent cases involving stolen items for sale on Facebook Marketplace.

5 more homicides in Kansas City over the past week

Police near the parking garage investigation- photo Sheriff Daryl Forte'

Many gather to remember the fallen during National Police Week

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation making May 15 Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which that falls Police Week, which is

Rookie Officer Already A Veteran Of KCPD

Today, the 21-year-old rookie officer has worked at KCPD nearly three years, employed by the department until he was old enough (21 years) to legally be an officer in Missouri.

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