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Gladstone Carjackings Continue.

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Mahomes and Brittany Mathews Finally tying the knot

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Price Chopper Food Gone Bad, Angering Gladstone residents.

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Hobos Hard Up for Car Parts

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Coyotes overrunning Gladstone.

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Facebook Political Corruption in Missouri

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Kansas City Gun Store Owner Busted for Selling Machine guns.

February 23, 2022

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Smash and Grab Carjackings come to Gladstone MO Amid Crime Rise.

February 20, 2022

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Gladstone Trash Pile Up Expected.

February 20, 2022

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Dollar Tree Robbery Shakes Northland

Suspect Caught on Camera Assaults Store Manager – July 2, 2025 A routine evening at the Dollar Tree near North Oak Trafficway and Barry Road turned violent Tuesday night when an unidentified man assaulted a store manager and fled with stolen merchandise. According to eyewitness accounts and security footage, the suspect entered the store around closing time and became confrontational when approached by staff. The situation escalated quickly into a physical altercation, during which the store manager was assaulted. The suspect then fled the store with undisclosed items. Surveillance images shared by store employees show the suspect wearing a black t-shirt emblazoned with the words “JALEN LEWIS Basketball” beneath a graphic of a basketball. He was also wearing gray sweatpants, multi-colored athletic shoes, and a distinctive head wrap or knit cap. A visible tattoo is present on his left forearm. In an effort to identify the individual, concerned employees contacted the basketball coa...

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Crime may be changing in suburban Missouri, but communities like Clay County are determined to stay one step ahead. Clay County, Missouri – A string of recent arrests has local residents and law enforcement agencies paying closer attention to the rising tide of crime affecting Missouri’s suburban communities . Over the past two weeks, the Clay County Sheriff’s Office and partner agencies have reported multiple felony arrests, ranging from vehicle theft to narcotics distribution and violent domestic disturbances. While officials say none of the cases are directly connected, the volume and variety of incidents reflect what many call a concerning shift in criminal activity patterns across formerly quiet suburbs. 🔒 Notable Arrests in Clay County 1. Kearney high-speed chase & stolen SUV A Kansas City man led law enforcement from Clay County on a high-speed chase in Kearney with a stolen SUV. During the stop, officers recovered methamphetamine, PCP, hydrocodone, and three st...

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KC Declares Water Safe to Drink, Just Toxic Enough to Kill Your Garden — In a stunning show of botanical genocide, Kansas City’s water supply has claimed yet another set of innocent victims: your potted plants, vegetables, and anything green that dared to rely on “safe” municipal water. That includes our own lil town of Gladstone as well. The culprit? Flooding in late June led to what officials politely called a “ chemical imbalance ” in the city’s drinking water. The water, which reportedly smelled like “a mop bucket left in the sun,” was still deemed safe to drink — just apparently unsafe for anything else with chlorophyll. This really shows the ineptitude of KC Mayor Q-Ball. In a statement issued July 1, the Kansas City Water Department acknowledged the smell but assured residents that “[t]he water remains safe for consumption, and testing continues to show compliance with state and federal drinking water standards.”* According to city officials, the water may ...

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