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Kansas City police investigating death of baby found in field

May 15, 2023

Kansas City police investigating death of baby found in field

Kansas City police are investigating the death of a baby that was found in an open field. A medical examiner will be determining the baby's age, gender and cause of death.

Missouri animal rescue takes in puppy found with swastikas, expletive words drawn on skin

May 15, 2023

Missouri animal rescue takes in puppy found with swastikas, expletive words drawn on skin

Law enforcement in Missouri turned a 3-month-old puppy over to an animal rescue after she was found with her fur shaved off, revealing swastikas and expletives drawn on her skin.

Missouri zoo welcomes newborn Bornean orangutan just before Mother's Day

May 14, 2023

Missouri zoo welcomes newborn Bornean orangutan just before Mother's Day

The Kansas City Zoo welcomed a newborn Bornean orangutan last week, which will learn to find food, build nests and interact over the next few years, with its mother Josie.

Hawley blasts misandrist ideology among the Left: Many US problems could be resolved with 'stronger men'

May 14, 2023

Hawley blasts misandrist ideology among the Left: Many US problems could be resolved with 'stronger men'

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., sounded off on "Life, Liberty & Levin" about the fatherless epidemic in the United States and how misandry is only making it worse.

St. Louis man pleads no contest to 1985 stabbing

May 12, 2023

St. Louis man pleads no contest to 1985 stabbing

Geter Rhymes, 67, of St. Louis, has pleaded no contest to the 1985 stabbing death of Gary Watson, a married father of three from Kansas City.

Deadline nears for Missouri lawmakers to make it more difficult to change the constitution

May 12, 2023

Deadline nears for Missouri lawmakers to make it more difficult to change the constitution

The deadline expires in hours for Missouri lawmakers to pass legislation that would make it difficult to change the constitution. The Reblican-led legislation faces a 6 p.m. Friday cutoff.

Family of man fatally shot by Kansas City police files lawsuit

May 12, 2023

Family of man fatally shot by Kansas City police files lawsuit

The family of a man who was fatally shot by Kansas City police has filed a federal lawsuit. The police were called to a disturbance before allegedly shooting the man without justification.

Soros-backed St. Louis attorney refuses to charge Cinco De Mayo shooting suspect on lack of evidence: reports

May 10, 2023

Soros-backed St. Louis attorney refuses to charge Cinco De Mayo shooting suspect on lack of evidence: reports

A St. Louis woman was arrested for allegedly shooting someone during a festival on Saturday, but she was released from custody after the city attorney's office refused charges.

Missouri lawmakers pass tax bill sparing senior homeowners from rate hikes

May 9, 2023

Missouri lawmakers pass tax bill sparing senior homeowners from rate hikes

Missouri lawmakers passed a bill that spares senior homeowners 65 and older from hikes on property taxes. The bill also ends state taxes on Social Security benefits starting in 2024.

Missouri Attorney General blames St. Louis progressive DA for city reaching 'crisis point'

May 8, 2023

Missouri Attorney General blames St. Louis progressive DA for city reaching 'crisis point'

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey discussed the efforts to investigate St. Louis District Attorney Kim Gardner for her failure to prosecute criminals.