BREAKING NEWS
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Charges leave MO town w/out police force
A small town in Missouri is without a police force after its officers were charged with allegedly cheating the state out of thousands of dollars.
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Second sex offender sweep planned
The Jackson County Sheriff's Office said Wednesday's sex offender sweep was so successful, they're planning another one next week.
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Failed Franklin Co. ATM thief sought
Pull through Patriots Bank in Princeton, Kan. and something is noticeably absent. The ATM was ripped from its perch early Sunday morning.
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Man shocked by murder-for-hire charges
Rheuben Johnson III said nothing during his video arraignment in front of a Johnson County judge. He's charged with solicitation to commit first degree murder for allegedly planning his ex-wife's murder.
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Three charged in Richmond woman's murder
Three people have been arrested for the murder of widowed mother of three Michelle Rheuport.
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Police: Man tried to have ex-wife killed
The Johnson County District Attorney’s office has charged a Gardner man with attempting to have his wife killed.
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Air force reservist charged with abuse
An Air Force Reservist is accused of sexually abusing two minors while his wife, an active duty Airwoman, was deployed to Afghanistan.
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Surveillance video shows robbery
The owner of a beauty supply shop that was robbed needs your help to find the two men responsible.
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Mom of alleged abuse victim speaks out
The mother of a mentally-disabled girl speaks out against the Blue Springs therapist who allegedly abused her. She said she fears he may have other victims.
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Small Mo. town rocked by woman's murder
Michelle Rheuport's murder is the first homicide in Richmond since 1996. But that fact won't help neighbors sleep easier.
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Group grants wish for Independence boy
A non-profit organization made a stop in Kansas City to make a wish come true for an area child.
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Severe thunderstorm warning expired
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Local personalities cook for a cause
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Blue Star Awards, and the winner is...
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Neighbors: Patz suspect lived quiet life
He had friends and family over for barbecues on holidays. His neighbors described him as quiet and smiling. But Pedro Hernandez, 51, was apparently living with a terrible secret for 33 years.
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Charges expected in NYC Etan Patz case
Thirty-three years to the day after Etan Patz disappeared, a suspect will finally appear in a New York courtroom to hear criminal charges in the boy's abduction and death.
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Man runs across US to help wounded vets
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Man arrested in boy's 1979 disappearance
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GSA parts ways w/exec behind Vegas trip
