Congressman Emanuel Cleaver told workers at the Bannister Federal Complex there are no Superfund sites located there, despite the 2.5-year 41 Action News
The Bannister Federal Complex will be shutting down and more than 1,000 employees at the Bannister Federal Complex will move to leased space in downtown Kansas
A Kansas City public relations firm "overcharged" and performed work of "limited value" when hired by the General Services Administration for a $234,000
Saturday, two years after the NBC Action News investigation into dead workers at the Bannister Federal Complex, the government is recognizing the sacrifice
For the first time in our two year Bannister Federal Complex investigation, attorneys will be interviewing sick workers from both sides of the facility to
The EPA has released plans that could allow reuse of the Bannister Federal Complex and avoid special Superfund status at the site where NBC Action News has
New test results identified trace amounts of the toxic metal beryllium, but officials say the levels were so low that they are comparable to what would be
Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-Mo.) directed the General Services Administration to create contingency plans, including potentially relocating, should the EPA place
The United States Department of Labor has identified more than a hundred known new toxins to a list of health concerns present at the Bannister Federal Complex
UPDATE: A CDC investigation at the Bannister Federal Complex identified 'no cancer cluster' according to a report obtained by NBC Action News.
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Calling it "sloppy, messy, and ugly," Sen. Claire McCaskill Tuesday morning grilled Bannister officials over the hiring of a PR firm at the height of an NBC
Lawmakers in D.C. are questioning the almost quarter-million dollar bill for a Kansas City PR firm from government officials at the Bannister Federal Complex.
An NBC Action News Investigation has uncovered Freedom of Information Act documents indicating three senior GSA officials linked to the Bannister death list
An NBC Action News investigation into a mysterious illness linked to a classified Kansas City nuclear weapons parts program has led to a government payout to
Despite growing concerns, in a letter obtained by NBC Action News, GSA Administrator Martha N. Johnson said “there is no evidence that suggests wrongdoing” at
An audit released by the Office of Inspector General at the Environmental Protection agency says “the public health risks” at the Bannister Federal Complex “
