Updated: 9:11 PM CST Jan 31, 2021 KMBC 9 News Staff Kansas City, Kansas police say a woman who may have been a kidnapping victim has been located safe, as they continue their search for a person of interest in a homicide and possible kidnapping. The homicide happened Saturday around 5 p.m. near North 18 Street and Minnesota Avenue. When officers arrived on the scene, they found a man in his early 40s dead inside a home.Detectives are searching for Kenneth Crowley as a person of interest in the homicide and possible kidnapping 37-year-old Laneia Taylor. Police say Taylor was received into police custody late Sunday afternoon. They have not confirmed whether she was, in fact, kidnapped.KCKPD says Crowley is driving a dark blue 2006 Hyundai Azera with a Kansas license plate 878 JAD. If you know anything that can help investigators in this case, please call the Crimestoppers Tips Hotline 816-474-TIPS. You will remain anonymous.
Kansas City has opened the convention center downtown as a warm place for the homeless to stay. It is available from 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. during the winter.
2 Kansas Highway Patrol majors speak out after losing their jobs
Maj. Scott Harrington and Maj. Josh Kellerman filed a lawsuit against the KHP Share Updated: 7:48 PM CST Jan 28, 2021
Maj. Scott Harrington and Maj. Josh Kellerman filed a lawsuit against the KHP Share Updated: 7:48 PM CST Jan 28, 2021
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Show Transcript TO CHANGE THEIR SECURITY SETTINGS WHEN FILING NEW CLAIMS. NEW DEVELOPMENTS TONIGHT IN A MONTHS-LONG KMBC 9 NEWS INVESTIGATION INTO HARASSMENT CLAIMS WITHIN THE KANSAS HIGHWAY PATROL. KMBC 9’S LARA MORITZ HAS THE STORY. LARA: NINE WOMEN HAVE COME FORWARD SINCE JULY, WITH CLAIMS OF INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR AGAINST KHP SUPERINTENDENT HERMAN JONES. TONIGHT, AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH TWO KHP MAJORS, WHO SAY THEY WERE FIRED FOR SPEAKING UP. IF YOU TAKE THE MOTTO OF THE HIGHWAY PATROL,SERVICE, COURTESY AND PROTECTION, IT HAS TO BE APPLIED TO THE MEN AND WOMEN WORKING FOR THE PATROL AS WELL. LARA: NINE WOMEN REPORTED ALLEGA
New exhibit at National World War I Museum features more personal artifacts
Visitors will see simple items that reveal what life was like on the battlefield and off Share Updated: 5:18 PM CST Jan 27, 2021
Visitors will see simple items that reveal what life was like on the battlefield and off Share Updated: 5:18 PM CST Jan 27, 2021
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Show Transcript AND IT’S DIFFERENT THAN MOST. IT TAKES US BEHIND THE SCENES TO EXPLAIN WHICH ARTIFACTS END UP IN THE MUSEUM, AND WHY. THE NEW EXHIBIT ASKS THE QUESTION WHY KEEP THAT? IT SHOWS NOT ONLY HOW THE ARTIFACTS ARE PRESERVED BUT THE SIGNIFICANCE BEHIND THEM. THE MUSEUM IS NOT JUST THE MAIN GALLERY FILLED WITH WAR-RELATED OBJECTS. IT’S THE STORIES THEY TELL. PARTICULAR WHAT YOU WILL SEE IN THIS PARTICULAR EXHIBITIO IS MUCH MORE PERSONAL OBJECTS, TICKETS, CARDS, LETTERS, THINGS THAT ARE VERY INTIMATE. KELLY: YOU WILL SEE SIMPLE ITEMS THAT REVEAL WHAT WAS WHAT LIFE WAS LIKE ON AND OFF THE