Kansas City Crime Scene: Drug Crackdown & Veteran Police Story

For locals checking in with us during the late night & early morning . . . We share this update that reminds us police work 24/7 in their efforts to keep up with Kansas City crime. 

Accordingly, we share this collection of local stories regarding court cases, police action and, most importantly, community outreach . . . Check-it: 

Man pleads guilty in 2023 hit-and-run that killed pedestrian on Kansas City sidewalk

A man has been sentenced to prison for a 2023 hit-and-run crash that killed a pedestrian on a sidewalk in northeast Kansas City, MO.

73,000 illegal 7-OH products seized from Kansas City warehouses following reports of dangerous addiction

Two Kansas City-based companies are at the center of a federal investigation and operation involving illegal products sold at gas stations and convenience stores across the metro.

Four thieves arrested after thousands worth of gaming equipment stolen from Lawrence store

The Lawrence Kansas Police Department said at least $2,500 worth of gaming equipment was taken from the Best Buy on 31st Street.

Missouri senator renews effort to remove statute of limitations in childhood sexual abuse cases

Sen. Brad Hudson has refiled a bill to eliminate Missouri's statute of limitations for childhood sexual abuse lawsuits as survivors push for lasting change.

Wichita experiencing 'significant decline' in crime, police say

The statistics, which WPD notes are not official, show that robbery cases are down significantly at 16%, while aggravated assault also showed a decline of 6%.

Fatal Kansas City house fire claims man's life; arson unit investigating

A fatal house fire in Kansas City has claimed the life of one man.

KCPD officers build custom wheelchair ramp for beloved south KC community advocate

Kansas City, Missouri, police officers have made a life-changing difference for a 73-year-old community advocate.

Dual Roles: Sergeant & Rookie At Your Service

Wondering how to pay for college, Nathaniel Lush walked by a recruiting poster for the Missouri Army National Guard and instantly thought, “I’m going to do it.”

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