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10:04 am
Wed February 20, 2013

Search Continues For Missing JJ's Employee

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Search continues for missing employee at JJ's restaurant.

One person still remains unaccounted for after last night's fire and explosion at JJ's restaurant on the Country Club Plaza.

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Cops & Crime
9:42 am
Wed February 20, 2013

Explosion At JJ's Thundered Through Plaza

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Fire fighters, police, and ambulances outside of JJ's restaurant.

At least one explosion thundered through the west edge of the County Club Plaza district  just after 6 p.m. Tuesday, sending more than a dozen people to hospitals. Some are critically injured. There was ample evidence pointing to natural gas as cause.

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Cops & Crime
4:17 pm
Fri February 15, 2013

Twice Convicted Of Same Murder, Missouri Man Freed On Bond

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Supporters await Mark Woodworth after bailbond posting. Others contend he is guilty of 1990 murder.

A Northwest Missouri man awaiting his third trial for the same 1990 murder went free on bail today.

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Cops & Crime
4:30 pm
Tue February 12, 2013

Identity Theft Charges Termed Largest In Missouri History

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Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster.

Operator of former car dealerships in Independence, Blue Springs and Illinois is jailed and charged with what the Missouri Attorney General calls the biggest identity theft case ever taken to court in Missouri.

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Cops & Crime
4:52 pm
Mon February 11, 2013

Three Arrested After Teen Found Chained In Basement

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There are no charges filed, but Kansas City Police have arrested three people connected to discovery last week of a teenager handcuffed in a Northland basement.

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Cops & Crime
4:43 pm
Fri February 8, 2013

Women's Deaths Linked By Kansas City And Kearney, Mo. Detectives

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The separate deaths of two women in Kansas City’s Northland, deaths originally thought accidental drug overdoses, are now thought to be homicides.

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