More than a few things to consider tonight for close readers as we take a look at police action, court cases, ALLEGED misdeeds and, as always, community outreach.
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Skeletal remains found Wednesday morning in Kansas City, Missouri
A person found skeletal remains at about 9 a.m. Wednesday, under a bridge near West Fourth Street and Beardsley Road in Kansas City, Missouri.
Thieves bust through brick, cinderblock walls in string of Independence break-ins
Independence police are investigating four similar burglaries after suspects smashed through the walls of an arcade, collectibles store and shoe store.
Missouri issues new automated license plate reader guidance for law enforcement
Missouri is setting clear ground rules for how police departments across the state use automated license plate readers.
KCPD: Man taken to hospital in life-threatening condition after being found severely cut
A man was taken to a hospital in life-threatening condition after a cutting Wednesday afternoon, the Kansas City Police Department said.
Man charged with murder after fatal Kansas City shooting
A man has been charged with murder after a fatal Kansas City shooting.
Affidavit reveals what led up to deadly triple shooting in downtown KCK
FOX4 has obtained an affidavit that reveals new details about what led up to a deadly triple shooting in downtown Kansas City, Kansas.
Clay County driver who did donuts in parking lot, sped from police charged with multiple crimes
Clay County Prosecutor Zachary Thompson announced Tuesday that Cora Davidson is charged with aggravated fleeing and driving while intoxicated.
Suspect in violent Kansas City, Kansas, police struggle on parole for rape conviction
A violent and dangerous struggle involving a Kansas City, Kansas police officer and a fleeing suspect left both of them injured. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation has identified the suspect as Roberto Pineda, 47.
Excelsior Springs hosts Flock-focused town hall after ALPR cameras face public scrutiny
A town hall in Excelsior Springs will address growing privacy concerns surrounding Flock cameras, as residents and police debate their use in the community.
MOCSA opens new Kansas City campus for sexual assault survivors
The Metropolitan Organization Countering Sexual Assault opened a new $21.3 million facility in Kansas City to support survivors of sexual violence.
Missouri, federal law enforcement hope new cold case playing cards bring leads on unsolved crimes
Missouri investigators are dealing a new hand in hopes of stacking the deck against unsolved crime.
Feds: 104 arrested during ICE enforcement push in southwest Kansas
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Kansas says 'Operation Safe Community' targeted noncitizens convicted of homicide, rape, and kidnapping.
'Voices of Hope' launches in Blue Springs with purple silhouettes for domestic violence awareness month
Blue Springs police and Hope House launched the Voices of Hope campaign with 20 purple silhouettes placed around the city this October.
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