Humane Society: Missouri ranks No. 1 on its Horrible Hundred list of puppy mills
Humane Society says USDA regulation has been lax for the last few years Share Updated: 10:36 PM CDT May 10, 2021
Humane Society says USDA regulation has been lax for the last few years Share Updated: 10:36 PM CDT May 10, 2021
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Show Transcript IT MEANS. THERE’S NO PROHIBITION ON RAISING HUNDREDS OF DOGS ON GOODWOOD WITH THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES SAYS THAT LEADS TO IMAGES LIKE THESE WE SEE DOGS THAT NEVER GET OUT OF THE CAGE WHOSE PAWS NEVER TOUCH A BLADE OF GRASS. SHE SAID IT’S A NATIONAL PROBLEM. OFTEN GETS OVERLOOKED AND ALL OF THIS IS INCREDIBLY ROUTINE. HE ADDS THERE ARE TWO NATIONAL FORMS OF REGULATION, BUT IN RECENT YEARS, IT’S BECOME LAGS. THERE HAS BEEN VIRTUALLY NO REAL ENFORCEMENT. HE SAYS, WHY HIS GROUP PUTS OUT THE YEARLY LIST? HE ADDS IT DESPITE BEING THE WORST STATE, MISSOURI IS MAKING PROGRESS, MISSOURI ATTORNEY GE
Global computer chip shortage affecting some Kansas City car dealers
Dealers say vehicle trade-ins are worth a lot more right now. Share Updated: 9:47 PM CDT May 7, 2021
Dealers say vehicle trade-ins are worth a lot more right now. Share Updated: 9:47 PM CDT May 7, 2021
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Show Transcript IT’S NOT ALL BAD NEWS. I HAD TO COME DOWN HERE TO FIND THIS PICKUP WELL IN VANDEVENTOR, USUALLY BUYS HIS TRUCKS AND HIS HOMETOWN OF MARYSVILLE, MISSOURI ONLY RIGHT NOW. HE SAYS FOR SALE IN MARYSVILLE ONE AND THAT WAS A CAR, YOU KNOW CARS ARE IN DEMAND EVEN KANSAS CITY’S CAR VENDING MACHIN NEEDS RESTOCK, BUT THE NEWS MAY NOT BE AS BAD AS IT LOOK ALL THE ELECTRICAL AND PERSONALIZATION IN YOUR VEHICLE ALL MANAGED BY THE CHIPS CARL KRAMER WITH MCCARTHY AUTO GROUP SAYS THE CHIPS ARE THE BRAINS OF THE CAR AND WHILE THERE IS A SHORTAGE MANUFACTURERS ARE FOCUSING. ON PUTTING THE CHIPS THEY HAVE IN THEIR MOST POPULAR VEHICLES, AND THAT’S SOMETHING BUYE
Kansas City, Kansas-based El Centro getting the word out about COVID-19 vaccinations
Valeria Espadas says one of the main roadblocks is misinformation Share Updated: 9:25 PM CDT May 4, 2021
Valeria Espadas says one of the main roadblocks is misinformation Share Updated: 9:25 PM CDT May 4, 2021
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Show Transcript NEW PUSH TO GET THE WORD OUT AND VACCINES ARE SAFE. IT’S A MESSAGE THAT HAS BEEN, IN SOME WAYS, DIFFICULT TO CONNECT WITH. DON’T HAVE ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE COVERAGE. WE HAVE TO TAKE THE PRECAUTIONS THAT WE CAN. THAT’S WHY THEY ARE GETTING THE WORD OUT ABOUT VACCINATIONS AND COVID TESTING. THE MAIN ISSUE THAT WE ARE SEEING, THE MAIN ROAD BLOCK IS THE MISINFORMATION. THE QUESTIONS SHE TRIES TO ANSWER. IS IT SAFE TO GET THEM? THE JOHNSON & JOHNSON SETBACK DID NOT HELP SO THEY STARTED A NEW CAMPAIGN WITH NEW PAMPHLETS AND LITERATURE IN SPANISH. REASSURING THOSE IT’S ABOUT VACCINATION AND SAFETY. THEY ARE N
Updated: 5:19 AM EDT Apr 30, 2021 Alan Shope KMBC 9 News Reporter For two health care workers in Kansas City, fighting the battle against COVID-19 helped them fall in love. My plan today is to propose to my girlfriend who is a nurse in the emergency room here, said Michael Senne, a registered nurse at Saint Luke s Hospital. I am expecting a flawless proposal and for her to say yes. Senne got down on one knee on the hospital s rooftop heliport, where he and his girlfriend, registered nurse Sage Smith, watched fireworks together on the Fourth of July. I got some flowers for you. We ve been dating for a very long time and I ve fallen so very much in love with you. Would you do me the honor of marrying me? Senne asked. Yes, Smith said, as coworkers cheered.Senne said working in health care and dating someone in the field means there s a lot of uncertainty. And then the COVID-19 pandemic hit. We were at times afraid to even see each other, Senne said
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