KMBC Classroom: Cooking healthy treats with Rachel Santschi
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Month: March 2020
JCPenney to furlough more employees, most hourly store workers
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CORONAVIRUS: Johnson County’s confirmed cases of coronavirus climbs to 127, new death reported
Many people in the Kansas City area are adjusting to a new normal as “stay-at-home”…
Kansas National Guard warning about fake letter claiming it’s mobilizing to prevent looters, rioters
The Kansas National Guard is warning about a social media post that appears to be…
KCPD investigating two homicides Tuesday morning
The Kansas City Police Department is investigating two separate homicides Tuesday morning.Police said the first…
National coronavirus updates: US death toll from the virus eclipses China’s official count
The latest:In the United States, there are more than 174,000 cases, according to a Johns…
KMBC Classroom: Nick Bender explains how tornadoes are formed, answers your questions
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Learn about tornadoes, thunderstorms, other fun (and educational) topics with KMBC Classroom
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Man injured after shots fired in KCATA bus near Independence Avenue, Park Avenue
Kansas City police are investigating a shooting after someone allegedly fired shots into a Kansas…
Johnson County businessman Bob Hamilton enters Kansas GOP Senate race
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National coronavirus updates: NYC reports first child death as US Navy hospital ship docks in city harbor
The latest:In the United States, there are more than 143,000 cases, according to the Johns…
WATCH: Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas discusses city’s coronavirus response
Many people in the Kansas City area are adjusting to a new normal as “stay-at-home”…