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Democrats Wanted Their Own Trump. Now They’re Learning What That Means.

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!Go Chicken Go! New KC North Location!

In a move that has foodies across Kansas City clucking with excitement, cult favorite restaurant Go Chicken Go has announced that it will be opening a new 6th location in the Northland, next to the new Whataburger off Barry Rd and I-169 with a tentative opening planned for in January 2024. There are also plans for a location at Vivion Rd and North Oak Trafficway.

Spike in Arrests in Gladstone Reflects Growing Crime Concerns

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...

Man Attempts Suicide on I-35 and Brighton Overpass

In a gripping display of heroism and compassion, Ms. Lakatos and two of her brave companions successfully averted a tragedy on the evening of May 15, 2023. Positioned atop the daunting I-35 overpass on N. Brighton, they prevented a young man from taking a leap into the abyss. While their selfless act shone brightly amidst the darkness, it was disheartening to witness the apathy of numerous onlookers who, instead of extending a helping hand, chose to document the harrowing episode on their smartphones. Holly Pyke who was driving by describes the scene. "We passed right before the cops got there. There were 4 cars stopped in the middle of the road and were looking down at a couple of people sitting in the ditch on 35 below the bridge. Not sure what was happening though." The scene unfolded with Ms. Lakatos and her other friend Ms. Lee valiantly grappling to keep the troubled young man from breaking free of their grasp and pursuing his ill-fated course. As they strug...

Seedy Strip Malls Coming Soon to Staley Hills

A new commercial development is being proposed, to be located on the Northeast corner of North Oak Rd and Shoal Creek Parkway, near Staley Hills subdivision, with plans to construct a large shopping center complex. The development will be located on a currently vacant lot, and is expected to bring much needed economic growth to the area. The shopping center will feature a variety of popular retail stores and restaurants. The developers of the project say that the new development will create hundreds of jobs for local residents, both during the construction phase and once the development is completed. They also claim that the new shopping center and office complex will attract more visitors to the area, which will in turn boost the local economy. Residents of the area have mixed feelings about the proposed development. Some are excited about the prospect of new job opportunities and the potential economic benefits, while others are concerned about the potential negative impact on...

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