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By Frank Morris

Kansas City, MO – Paseo Bridge Closes Today

Council Votes to Restructure KC ECODEVO

Group Pushes Health Care for Artists

Blunt Urges Senate to Stall New Arms Reduction Treaty

By Steve Bell

Kansas City, MO –

By Steve Bell

Kansas City, MO –

By Frank Morris

Kansas City, MO – Congressman Emanuel Cleaver Takes Over Congressional Black Caucus

The Wizards aren't the Wizards Anymore

Kansas City School District Drops Law Suit

City Talks of Clampdown on Mailings

By Steve Bell

Kansas City, MO –

By Maria Carter

Kansas City, MO – The Department of Homeland Security says a report saying risks associated with a federal research laboratory planned at Kansas State University have been understated will not derail the project.

The Kansas City Missouri Health Department has launched a new initiative to curb asthma attacks among kids.

A Missouri House committee is gathering information on Medicaid spending, in preparation for next year's legislative session.

By Steve Bell

Kansas City, MO –

By Maria Carter

Kansas City, MO – The Department of Homeland Security is hoping today's report on the safety of the National Bio and Agro defense Facility will allow them to make plans to begin construction in Manhattan.

An organization in Douglas County is working to bolster the local food movement. The Douglas County Food Policy Council was created last year by the County Commission, to advise the county on ways to promote local food systems.

By Steve Bell

Kansas City, MO –

By Steve Bell

Kansas City, MO –

By Steve Bell

Kansas City, MO –

By Maria Carter

Kansas City, MO – A man who was declared innocent last week of murdering his mother in 1993 will remain in jail for now. But Dale Helmig could be released before Thanksgiving.

Physician training programs in Kansas City are getting a boost.

A former Missouri pastor charged with killing a parishioner is fighting his return from South Carolina.

One point six million dollars of federal funding will be used in Kansas to prepare students for jobs in the energy industry.

Kansas City, MO – An unusually large reward offer follows a strange bank robbery. The Kansas board of Education considers redrawing bullying rules. A former Independence pastor is charged with murder. Stories on KCUR Evening News.

By Maria Carter

Kansas City, MO – The Kansas City Ballet is the first of the resident companies to announce its inaugural season at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts.

A wind turbine manufacturing plant in Hutchinson has drawn its first supplier to Kansas.

The Missouri Supreme Court heard arguments over who should raise a 4-year-old boy from Guatemala.

A former Olathe doctor will spend three years in prison after pleading guilty to illegally distributing prescription medication.

Kansas City, MO – A final state health report says no environmental carcinogens caused cancers in Cameron, Missouri. A girl has been convicted of murder committed at age 13. And Missouri's Supreme Court will consider what may be a landmark adoption case. These stories on KCUR evening news.