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KCUR Newscast
6:15 pm
Thu October 28, 2010

KCUR Evening News 10-28-10

Kansas City, MO –

  • Man now in custody in mid-Missouri shootings.
  • Ad campaign underway for "No on Prop. A."
  • No charges to be filed against "Faurot-Field 30."
  • Man gets life for Platte County rest stop killing.
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    KCUR Newscast
    6:12 pm
    Wed October 27, 2010

    KCUR Evening News 10-27-10

    Kansas City, MO –

  • Kansas City business owner charged in $7 million fraud.
  • Columbia hospital on lockdown while police search for killer.
  • Senate candidate Blunt walks out on TV-9 reporter.
  • Plan to condemn Metro North former Dillard's store advances.
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    KCUR Newscast
    11:33 am
    Wed October 27, 2010

    KCUR Morning News 10-27-10

    Kansas City, MO – Several tax issues are on the November ballot in Missouri.

    Hundreds of people from across Missouri are in Jefferson City for a two-day summit on expanding broadband internet access.

    The Leavenworth County Attorney says he will not file charges against police who were involved in a fight with a man who later died.

    A registered family day care home in Paola where two infants have died in the past six months has been closed by state regulators.

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    KCUR Newscast
    6:03 pm
    Tue October 26, 2010

    KCUR Evening News 10-26-10

    Kansas City, MO –

  • MO election officials predict 51 percent turnout.
  • Nixon speaks for Carnahan in Excelsior Springs.
  • Clerk charged with manslaughter in south KC shooting.
  • Three escaped prisoners back in custody in NW Missouri.
  • KC police chase ends with a jump in the lake.
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    KCUR Newscast
    10:03 am
    Tue October 26, 2010

    KCUR Morning News 10-26-10

    Kansas City, MO – Prosecutors confirm Kansas congressional candidate Kevin Yoder pleaded guilty last year to refusing to take a breath alcohol test.

    The Kansas Republican Party is planning a 19-city bus tour this week to promote its statewide and congressional candidates.

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    KCUR Newscast
    6:10 pm
    Mon October 25, 2010

    KCUR Evening News 8-26-10

    Kansas City, MO –

  • Columbia police arrest three in killing of MU player's cousin.
  • Kansas unemployment up .1%, but improved from last year.
  • KC Fed president predicts inflation in 2014, calls for interest hike.
  • Husband says yes, neighbor says no on Hobson parole.
  • "Grandson scam" cons 84-year-old out of nearly $3,000.
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    KCUR Newscast
    9:13 am
    Mon October 25, 2010

    KCUR Morning News 10-25-10

    Kansas City, MO – Missouri residents now can receive an automatic email if a registered sex offender moves into their neighborhood.

    In Kansas City this weekend, women who are both homeless and US military veterans got some help dealing with problems specific to women who've served in the armed services.

    A rapid fall harvest and large amount of grain still in the bins from last year are causing Kansas elevators to store millions of bushels of grain on the ground.

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    KCUR Newscast
    6:56 pm
    Sat October 23, 2010

    Top Stories of the Week

    Kansas City, MO –

  • KC Chimp on the loose grabs national attention.
  • Funkhouser announces bid for a second term.
  • Council reconsiders, reappoints TIF commissioner.
  • Pension funding crowds predicted KC shortfall.
  • Ambulance workers union firm on pension plan.
  • Gaming commission still undecided on new casino.
  • Southwest principal quits amid discipline problems.
  • Perkins faces possible $15,00 ethics fine.
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    KCUR Newscast
    6:07 pm
    Fri October 22, 2010

    KCUR Evening News 10-22-10

    Kansas City, MO –

  • Executive director of KC Port Authority resigns.
  • Study says KC downtown parking rates below average.
  • Samuel Rogers Clinic gets $8.2 million construction grant.
  • Man's body found behind closed elementary school.
  • 7-year-old girl forcibly taken from state workers.
  • St. Louis schools likely to remain under state control.
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    KCUR Newscast
    9:34 am
    Fri October 22, 2010

    KCUR Morning News 10-22-10

    Kansas City, MO – A survey of rural bankers in Missouri and nine more Midwest and Plains states indicates growing optimism about the regional economy despite mixed financial signals.

    Two candidates for Kansas attorney general continue to spar over a controversial Arizona immigration law.

    The medical condition is improving for a Collins man swept more than a mile through the Raymore sewer system where he'd been working.

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    KCUR Newscast
    6:08 pm
    Thu October 21, 2010

    KCUR Evening News 10-21-10

    Kansas City, MO –

  • Council changes direction, reappoints rejected commissioner.
  • Proposal on privatizing some KC assets on indefinite hold.
  • Pet chimp that escaped is now residing at the KC zoo.
  • Third proposal coming for Plaza office tower.
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    KCUR Newscast
    6:11 pm
    Wed October 20, 2010

    KCUR Evening News 10-20-10

    Kansas City, MO –

  • Council ponders pension plight: underfunding.
  • K.C. zoo to provide home for wandering chimp.
  • Casino licenseto depend on economic impact.
  • Wyandotte County misses out on big road grant.
  • Kansas "pill mill" doctor sentenced to 33 years.
  • MO Supreme Court Judge Michael Wolff to retire.
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    KCUR Newscast
    9:57 am
    Wed October 20, 2010

    KCUR Morning News 10-20-10

    Kansas City, MO – Kansas City mayor Mark Funkhouser fomally kicked off his campaign for reelection yesterday, with his wife, Gloria, serving again as his campaign manager.

    The Missouri Gaming Commission will hear pitches from developers vying for the state's lone available casino license.

    The campaigns for Congress in Kansas's two most competitive races are getting expensive.

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    KCUR Newscast
    6:09 pm
    Tue October 19, 2010

    KCUR Evening News 10-19-10

    Kansas City, MO –

  • 300 pound escaped chimp keeps police at bay for 49 minutes,
  • Funkhouser announces second mayoral campaign.
  • Perkins faces ethics charge, possible $15,000 fine.
  • Nunley stay of execution survives through MO high court.
  • District names Bolden to head troubled high school.
  • Democrats charge Blunt helped undocumented worker.
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    KCUR Newscast
    6:56 am
    Tue October 19, 2010

    KCUR Morning News 10-19-10

    Kansas City, MO – The National Association of Insurance Commissioners will stay on the Missouri side of the state line.

    A committee tasked with coming up with ways to combat human trafficking in Missouri met.

    A Kansas doctor and his wife whose clinic has been linked to dozens of overdose deaths are set to be sentenced today for unlawfully prescribing drugs, health care fraud and money laundering.

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