A former Missouri secretary of state who garnered national attention during an unsuccessful bid for U.S. Senate announced Monday that he’s running for Kansas City mayor. “I’m running for mayor because I want to make sure no matter where you ...
Read More »Jackson County inmate says he was hurt, mistakenly released
A rape suspect says he was burned with scalding water at a jail in Kansas City and later mistakenly released. Shawn Schneider discussed his concerns about the Jackson County jail in an interview with WDAF-TV. He says he plans to ...
Read More »Seigfreid Bingham founding partner dies at 78
Larry J. Bingham, a founder and former managing partner of Seigfreid Bingham in Kansas City, died June 17 at age 78. “The entire Seigfreid Bingham family extends its condolences to Larry’s wife, Ann, his three children, his four grandchildren and ...
Read More »Concerns raised after 3 deaths in 2 separate police shootings
Kansas City police shot and killed two men who were fighting in a downtown square less than an hour after city officers fatally shot a woman reportedly seen brandishing a sword, raising concerns about police tactics and how the investigations ...
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Read More »KC police-chase victim headed to see newborn daughter
A victim in a suburban Kansas City police chase that killed four people has been identified as a father who was headed to see his newborn daughter. Aaron Daniel was identified by Kansas City police as one of the victims ...
Read More »Jungerman seeks preservation of police notes, 911 tapes
A Raytown man accused of fatally shooting Kansas City attorney Thomas Pickert is asking for a court order to ensure the preservation of all police notes and 911 recordings tied to Pickert’s death. David Jungerman, 80, appeared in court Monday ...
Read More »Kansas City bus agency refuses to disclose settlement amount
The Kansas City Area Transportation Authority has refused to disclose how much it paid to settle a whistleblower lawsuit, citing a new policy that exempts it from open records laws in Kansas and Missouri. The Kansas City Star says the ...
Read More »Court upholds economic damages for unborn child’s death
The Western District Court of Appeals has upheld $125,000 in economic damages a Clay County jury entered against a North Kansas City Hospital doctor and emergency medical practice for the death a woman’s unborn son. In the order Tuesday, a ...
Read More »Pickert’s family sues alleged killer
The family of a Kansas City attorney who was shot to death in his front yard is suing the man charged with killing him. The parents and widow of Tom Pickert claim in the wrongful-death lawsuit that David Jungerman, 80, ...
Read More »Court says age doesn’t begin at conception
The Missouri Court of Appeals Western District ruled Tuesday that a man can’t dodge his child-molestation convictions by calculating his victim’s age from the date of conception. In November 2016, Eric Ryan Crider was convicted in a Callaway County bench ...
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