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Pope appoints new bishop for Kansas City Catholic diocese
Catholic church training program helps adults spot signs of abuse
Maya Angelou's art collection sells for nearly $1.3 million
The art collection of celebrated writer and civil rights activist Maya Angelou sold for nearly $1.3 million on Tuesday.
Woman whose kids were found in cave released
Crews investigate recovers of WWII mortar at Clay County home
Crews investigate recovers of WWII mortar at Clay County home
Coach marks 75 years with punk cowgirls and mixed prints
The luxury brand Coach celebrated 75 years in business Tuesday, not just with bags and shoes, but with bright cowgirl leather and prairie flower frocks … Continue reading
Nuns will get rent for convent in Katy Perry dispute
A businesswoman will continue to pay $25,000 a month plus maintenance expenses on a hilltop convent that Los Angeles’ Catholic archbishop wants to sell to … Continue reading
Police Arrest Suspect in Case of Missing Alberta Girl
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have arrested a suspect, but are still searching for a missing 2-year-old girl whose father was found dead inside a … Continue reading
Youth waterfowl hunt set Saturday
Utah will host its annual Youth Waterfowl Hunt this Saturday and, for the second year in a row, youth who haven’t completed a hunter education … Continue reading
Serena Williams says US Open match was a win, not a loss
Serena Williams says her recent U.S. Open defeat was not a loss, but a win and a learning experience – and that she’s happy for … Continue reading
Great Plains SPCA says it needs donations
Crisis – it’s something the Great Plains SPCA sees every single day but it’s not a word the shelter uses frequently. Now the shelter says … Continue reading
Cable channel suspends hunting show amid poaching charges
The Sportsman Channel has suspended a hunting show and launched its own investigation after the show’s host was charged with felonies related to poaching in … Continue reading
Nielsen's top programs for Sept. 7-13
Prime-time viewership numbers compiled by Nielsen for Sept. 7-13. Listings include the week’s ranking and viewership.
First Alert: More warm, windy conditions before rain moves in
NFLN: Vikings-Lions Preview
Cole Wright and Ike Taylor break down the keys to victory for each team in the Lions vs. Vikings matchup.
Zimmer: A Lot of Soul-Searching To Get Done
Head Coach Mike Zimmer addressed the media on Tuesday from Winter Park.
Property crime spikes in West Plaza neighborhood
A scary string of crimes hitting the West Plaza neighborhood has neighbors concerned about safety.
7 things to know about Hispanic heritage in KC
From deep roots to life in the ‘burbs, there’s plenty of celebrate about for Hispanic Heritage Month in metro Kansas City.
SDSU Volleyball at the Jayhawk Invitational
Jackrabbits play second ranked team in the No. 17 Jayhawks
In Austin, Perry's Campaign Demise No Surprise
SDSU Sweeps Summit League Athlete of the Week
King and Lusignan capture cross country honors.
Bill Cosby special could affect legal battles
A&E will air a one-hour special Thursday on over a dozen of the women accusing Bill Cosby of sexual assault. The special could affect his … Continue reading
Ore. police save woman from jumping off bridge
An officer was able to stop a woman from committing suicide.
Football season transforming television ratings
Television’s fall season is already in full swing – the football season.
Mom of 2 kids found in crate released from jail
Brittany Mugrauer, the mom accused of leaving her two small children in an auto shop in a mine, was released on her own recognizance Tuesday afternoon.
Wildcats run strong at Ottawa triangular
Louisburg’s Savannah Reinhart finished in third place during Thursday’s triangular at the Eisenhower Road Course in Ottawa. Reinhart ran a time of 25 minutes and … Continue reading
Police: Man who killed firefighter mad over traffic delay
A motorist accused of deliberately and fatally hitting a firefighter with his car told police he was angry with the firefighters collecting money for charity … Continue reading
MacKenzie River Pizza Prepares To Open Downtown
Construction is in full swing on the new MacKenzie River Pizza that will open next month in downtown Sioux Falls
Nina Tassler leaving as CBS entertainment chief
Nina Tassler, one of the most prominent women in the television industry as CBS entertainment chairman since 2004, said Tuesday she will leave her job … Continue reading
Rare 'Citizen Kane' scripts going to auction in California
Orson Welles’ personal manuscripts for “Citizen Kane” are going on the auction block, including the film’s final revised shooting script.
San Diego State basketball under investigation by NCAA for potential violations
The San Diego State men’s basketball program is under investigation by the NCAA for potential rules violations allegedly committed by the staff, multiple sources …
Pick 6 Mailbag: Correcting Monday's Mistakes
Mike Wobschall addresses fan comments and questions, including what exactly went wrong vs. the 49ers, improving the team’s run defense, Adrian Peterson’s lack of carries, … Continue reading
BYU football: Kai Nacua makes dramatic return following one-game suspension
As Kai Nacua entered the press room following his three-interception performance against Boise State, everyone heard the junior safety before seeing him. His teammate, safety … Continue reading
And the Emmy winners are? 2 TV devotees offer predictions
By LYNN ELBER and FRAZIER MOORE AP Television Writers Emmy will dispense her favors Sunday night when the 67th Emmy Awards airs at 8 p.m. … Continue reading
Colorado suspends license of Boulder doctor indicted on drug charges
Colorado has suspended the medical license of Larry Eckstein, a Boulder doctor indicted by a grand jury on drug charges for allegedly over-prescribing oxycodone to … Continue reading
Depp on his 'comeback' as Whitey Bulger in 'Black Mass'
There’s no surer way to make Johnny Depp chuckle than to cite those who call his icy performance as the Boston gangster Whitey Bulger in … Continue reading
MO AG files injunction for gasoline fume leaks
Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster visited the city’s Palestine East neighborhood to announce a new legal action after multiple complaints about gasoline fumes.
Pet store has to change after skinny pup found
An Olathe pet store has to follow a new set of guidelines after a state inspection found reports of a malnourished puppy at the store … Continue reading
Utah Jazz broadcast schedule includes six nationally televised games
The Utah Jazz announced its broadcast schedule for the upcoming season, which includes six nationally televised games and 81…
Made in KC: Plenty is still made in our city
In a Shawnee factory, instead of receiving products from Asia, they’re making them to send there.
Ore. police stop woman from jumping off bridge
An officer was able to stop a woman from committing suicide.
Tenn. suspect grabs officers gun, takes hostages
Newly released video shows how a suspect went from the back of a squad car to taking a room full of people hostage.
Vegas Play of the Day: Yankees at Rays
Here’s the latest installment of the Play of the Day, which uses odds from the South Point. Our three sports writers started with …
Something for everyone _ even Jon Hamm? _ at Emmy Awards
If we look to television for more than entertainment – and let’s face it, we do – then Sunday’s Emmy Awards ceremony will have something … Continue reading
With guest-filled tour, Swift's star power shines brighter
You could call Taylor Swift baby Oprah, and the stage is her version of Winfrey’s couch.
New Management at Holmes Golf Clubhouse
Lincoln Parks and Recreation Director Lynn Johnson today announced a change in management at the Holmes Golf Course Clubhouse. The Department and Scott Weihe have … Continue reading
Fall Vacations in Branson Mo
Branson Mo Fall Vacation Packages! Gather the whole family together and travel to Branson for a fall vacation experience you will never forget! Autumn fun … Continue reading
'Whitey' Bulger movie gets private Massachusetts screening
A movie about Boston gangster James “Whitey” Bulger is getting its first screening in Massachusetts on Tuesday night.
Morning links: Delighting in Tanner Mangum; Quin Snyder a 'developer'; former Logan High star in Pac-12 quarterback rankings
BYU freshman quarterback spotlighted by sports humor blog; Utah Jazz head coach praised for teaching ability; Luke Falk stars…
Prince Harry marks 31st birthday honoring WWII pilots
Prince Harry marked his 31st birthday on Tuesday at a gathering of vintage Battle of Britain aircraft honoring the pilots who helped protect the country … Continue reading
Cancer Patient Inspires Community To 'Unite For The Night' At Glow Run
When Vicki and Sheldon Eaton lost their 26-year-old son, Ryan, to cancer, the Billings couple took it upon themselves to carry on Ryan’s company and … Continue reading
The Rant: September 14, 2015
Rants cover unnerving driving experiences in the Valley and a lost driver’s license needed.
Elton John: Putin called after I asked to meet on gay rights
Elton John says Vladimir Putin has phoned him, after the musician requested a meeting to discuss Russia’s anti-gay environment.
Hayes, Hacker on poetry longlist for National Book Awards
Former National Book Award winners Terrance Hayes and Marilyn Hacker will have another shot at the prize this year.
Sustainability summit kicks off in Kansas City
How sustainable is Kansas City? The Midwest? One summit seeks to find out.
With passport returned, Ai Weiwei attends London exhibition
It was an unexpected photo opportunity, as Ai Weiwei stood in London’s Royal Academy surrounded by 20 years’ worth of his artworks.
Whitey Bulger movie to be screened in Massachusetts
The movie about notorious Boston gangster James “Whitey” Bulger is making its Massachusetts premiere.
Fashion Week: Gaga stylist debuts, Posen goes chic and easy
The Associated Press is all over New York Fashion Week, from the runways to celebrities as eight days of spring previews entered their sixth day … Continue reading
Tech entrepreneurs compete for $500K in grants
The Techweek KC Conference is underway, and more than a dozen business owners are competing for $500,000 in startup grants.
K-State WBB | Newcomer – Cheyenne Hooper
'The View' tries to right the ship
Close your eyes and it felt like old times one morning last week on “The View.” Joy Behar’s sharp tongue was at work, warning presidential … Continue reading
Tuesday will finish on a toasty note
Arson fire damages KCMO house
An arson fire damaged an KCMO house for the second time in two weeks.
2 vacant homes burn in east KC overnight
House catches fire in East Bottoms
Flames could be seen coming from the house in the 700 block of North Prospect.
Anne Tyler, Jamaica's Marlon James on Booker Prize shortlist
Pulitzer Prize-winning American author Anne Tyler and Jamaica’s Marlon James are among six finalists for the 50,000-pound ($77,000) Booker Prize for fiction.
Stolen Mark Twain plaque returned to his NY burial site
Officials say a plaque stolen from author Mark Twain’s final resting place in an upstate New York cemetery is back where it belongs.
Motorists Should Expect Traffic Delays Tonight on S. 27th Street
Motorists are advised to expect traffic delays from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. tonight on S. 27th Street from Woods Boulevard to Highway 2. Concrete work … Continue reading
New bishop named for KC-St. Joseph Diocese
Pope Francis has appointed Springfield-Cape Girardeau Bishop James V. Johnston Jr. as the seventh bishop of Kansas City-St. Joseph.
County Pharmacies Now Offer Year-Round Prescription Drug Take-Back Option
The public is now able to drop off leftover, expired or unwanted medications, including controlled substances, on a year-round basis at 46 participating Lincoln and … Continue reading
Renovated sports books showing off new LED video walls for football season
Veteran bookmaker Art Manteris dreamed big when he helped design the Las Vegas Hilton sports book in 1986. But the current Station Casinos exec never … Continue reading
Higher Ed: Broad Strokes of Learning
Have you ever heard of a “value study” in art? It’s a way to make a quick sketch of whatever you see and then fill … Continue reading
'Tonight Show:' No one asked Alba about lawsuit
Jimmy Fallon asked Jessica Alba a few questions about her company, The Honest Company, but none of them were about the lawsuit.
GM chief Barra: committed to European brand Opel
General Motors CEO Mary Barry has underlined GM’s commitment to its recovering European branch Opel as she showed off a new version of Opel’s mainstay … Continue reading
Video: 10pm Weather 09/14/15
10pm Weather 09/14/15
