News Kansas farmer battling weeds due to above normal precipitation A south-central Kansas farmer says weed pressure is almost becoming unmanageable due to excessive rainfall. James Moreland grows wheat, corn and double crop soybeans along the Oklahoma …
Dangerous heat this week in Kansas City metro CONCERNS AGAIN BRITTANY. LET’S GET BACK TO YOU FOR THAT. YEAH I WANT TO SHOW YOU RADAR IN JUST A SECOND HERE, BUT KIND OF GIVE YOU FIRST AN OVERVIEW OF WHAT WE ARE EXPECTING BECAUSE THERE’S A LOT GOING ON WITH …
A woman held onto tree branches for at least half an hour in rushing water as Kansas City crews worked to rescue her. Emergency crews responded to the area of 717 W. 101st Terrace around 1 p.m. Monday to rescue a person who had been swept into the water. …
Gamble received a signing bonus of $3,997,500. Several other Vanderbilt commits also signed MLB contracts, including Seth Hernandez (Pirates), Cooper Flemming (Rays), and Talon Haley (Angels). Vanderbilt baseball's second-highest ranked commit Sean …
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City, Missouri, Fire Department rescued a woman who was trapped in the fast-moving waters of Indian Creek. Emergency crews were called to 717 W. 101st Terrace just before 1 p.m. on a woman reportedly holding on to a tree …
Kansas City, MO — Rich Hill is set to return to Major League Baseball for his 21st season. The Kansas City Royals plan to promote him from Triple-A Omaha, and he could make his appearance as soon as tomorrow. Hill signed a minor league contract with the …
THE Kansas City Chiefs have announced a major personnel shakeup ahead of the new season. A whopping 12 changes have been made after the franchise lost the Super Bowl to the Philadelphia Eagles in February. 1 Kansas City Chiefs have made 12 behind-the- …
For the sixth consecutive season, Kansas Volleyball has been recognized by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) with the Team Academic Award, the organization announced Monday. The honor, which celebrates collegiate volleyball programs …
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Kansas City Fire Department crews pulled a woman from Indian Creek floodwaters Monday afternoon. A KCFD spokesman said she had been clinging to a tree approximately 50 to 75 feet from the banks of the creek. Dispatch audio …
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