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Man who left wallet in bank robbery pleads guilty

A Kansas City man who left his wallet on the counter of a bank he was robbing has pleaded guilty in federal court. Albert Perkins, 40, admitted Thursday that he stole more than $3,100 from First Federal Bank in Kansas City on May 7. Prosecutors said that after he ordered a teller to give him all the $100 bills, he placed his wallet on the counter and handed her a plastic bag.

3 Mo. regions violate air quality standards

The St. Louis and Kansas City areas, along with part of southeast Missouri, have violated 2008 air quality standards and may be forced to impose new restrictions, the state said Thursday.

Ellis out for Raiders

Defensive end Greg Ellis is inactive for the Oakland Raiders on Sunday against Kansas City with an injured shoulder and knee.

Polamalu questionable 'at best' for Chiefs

The Pittsburgh Steelers apparently won't be without injured safety Troy Polamalu for more than one game.

Jet hits birds, forced to turn back to Missouri

Airport officials in Kansas City say a passenger jet struck a flock of birds shortly after takeoff and returned to land safely.

Ford: union concerns resolved at Kansas City plant

Ford Motor Co. said Saturday union concerns over working conditions at its assembly plant in Kansas City have been resolved. But a union officer said members were moving ahead with a planned strike authorization vote.

Federal Reserve says Midwest farm economy weakens

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City says lower income contributed to a weaker farm economy during the third quarter in some Midwest and Western states.

FBI got warning about suspect in Kan. doctor death

More than a month before the shooting of a high-profile abortion doctor, the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Kansas City received an anonymous letter warning that the man now charged in the case "would do physical harm" to Dr. George Tiller or any other abortion provider, the agency said.

Chiefs release former Pro Bowl RB Larry Johnson

Given good blocking and a fresh start, Larry Johnson might still be the power-running Pro Bowler who had back-to-back 1,700-yard seasons for Kansas City.

Jaguars rebound again, 24-21 against Chiefs

The Jacksonville Jaguars are getting good at bouncing back from embarrassing losses.

Analysis: Kan. casino board would like better hand

Members of a state board in Kansas don't appear to like the hand they've been dealt for proposed casinos in Kansas City and the Wichita area, and they're wondering whether they should fold.

American Airlines will close Kansas City base

American Airlines will close a maintenance base in Kansas City, Mo., and shrink other repair shops next September as the slump in travel leaves fewer planes to maintain.

Chiefs reach settlement with Johnson

The Kansas City Chiefs, apparently fearful of losing in arbitration, agreed Monday to cut Larry Johnson's suspension in half for making gay slurs.

Springsteen cancels show after roadie's death

Bruce Springsteen canceled a performance in Kansas City after his cousin and road crew member died.

Kan. board still worries casino plans lack hotels

A Kansas review board remained troubled Monday because plans for casinos in the Kansas City and Wichita areas don't include hotels in their first phases. But consultants warned that holding out for better proposals would be risky.

Dallas beats KC 26-20 in OT on Austin's 60-yard TD

Miles Austin scored the winning touchdown in overtime on a 60-yard catch-and-run to cap a record-breaking game in place of the injured Roy Williams, and the Dallas Cowboys escaped with a 26-20 victory Sunday over Kansas City.

Giants QB Manning has bruised heel

New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning bruised his heel in the fourth quarter against Kansas City on Sunday and left the game.

Greinke not making case for Cy Young

All this Cy Young talk is wearing on Zack Greinke. Even when it comes from the hometown fans, Kansas City's attention-shy ace doesn't want to hear it.

Vick ready for first regular-season game

Donovan McNabb did not practice Wednesday because of a broken rib that forced him to miss the Eagles' 48-22 loss to New Orleans last Sunday.

McFadden's late TD lifts Raiders past Chiefs 13-10

Darren McFadden answered Kansas City's go-ahead touchdown with just over a minute left, lifting the Oakland Raiders past the Chiefs 13-10 on Sunday in a game that was as dull as the overcast skies until the closing minutes.

Chiefs' Cassel looks better in practice

Matt Cassel appeared to be running more briskly in practice Wednesday morning, creating hope Kansas City's No. 1 quarterback might start Sunday against the Oakland Raiders.

Royals' Davies beats Indians for 4th straight win

Kyle Davies carried a no-hit bid into the sixth inning and won his fourth straight start, pitching the Kansas City Royals past the Cleveland Indians 7-0 on Sunday.

Broncos begin life without Shanahan

The dominoes started to fall in Denver when Kansas City's Dwayne Bowe mishandled an onside kick against San Diego on Dec. 14 that would have secured a playoff spot for the Broncos.

Yellow Labrador mix survives being shot 4 times

A 2-year-old yellow Labrador mix is recovering at a Kansas City shelter after being shot four times. And workers at Wayside Waifs have dubbed him Bullet. Waifs spokeswoman Ashlee Parker said Bullet was found several weeks ago in Caldwell County, shot once in the head, once in each front shoulder and once in the neck.

Royals beat Tigers 7-4 for 3-game sweep

Alex Gordon and Alberto Callaspo homered, leading the last-place Kansas City Royals past the Detroit Tigers 7-4 on Thursday for a surprising three-game sweep of the AL Central leaders.

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Kansas 1906 ..No Law Against Woman Marrying Another Woman But Illegal To Wear Men's Clothing
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A woman was married another woman in Kansas in 1906 but could not be charged because there was no law against it. However she could be charged with wearing men's clothing because that was against the law. Today Kansas bans same sex marriage by constitutional amendment.

Obama Nation Billboard Draws Attention with Hammer - Sickle
Source: KCTV5.com

Drivers on Interstate 70 can barely see the billboard but once they do the message has been gaining attention.

Ravens crush Chiefs in narrow victory 38-24

M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, MD You read correctly, the Baltimore Ravens (1-0) crushed the Kansas City Chiefs (0-1) in nearly every statistical category, but somehow allowed them to hang around until about two minutes left in the game.

CrimeReport.com to help KC residents pinpoint crime in their neighborhoods
Source: Examiner

Kansas City uses crime reporting website to help residents and officers pinpoint high crime areas in the city.

If We Are To Be Energy Independent & Prosperous Let's Start Building More Nuclear Power Plants Today!
Source: SmartMoney TV

We simply have to become Energy Independent. In other words, build 50 - 100 Nuclear Power Plants in the US by 2020. This policy will provide us with affordable energy that will free us from our dependence on OPEC and create millions of jobs nationwide.

Sphere UFO photographed over Kansas City, Missouri
Source: Examiner

On July 31, two witnesses saw a "low flying spherical object" that was glowing a bright red-orange color. They said the object was above or near the AT&T building as they observed it from 1700 Walnut.

The Best Way For America Is To Secure Our Borders & Reform Immigration Law!
Source: Digg

The Best Way For America Is To Secure Our Borders & Reform Immigration Law!

New York Council Approves Manhattan Traffic Fees
Source: Bloomberg.com

Perhaps to generate more revenue for the city, the New York City Council should consider waiving tolls for anyone seeing a Broadway Show:

Is the Kansas City Power & Light District helping to curb crime?
Source: Examiner

According to NeighborhoodScout.com, Kansas City is safer to live in than two percent of all cities in the US. That doesn't paint a very pretty picture of our city

Where You Lived - Used To Be Location, Location, Location - Now It's Education, Education, Education
Source: Wall Street Journal

Because of failing schools like we have seen in Detroit, Kansas City and other areas it is evident that our education system has to change. We also need to make everyone more accountable for a better education system (School Officials & Teachers, Parents, and Students).

Let's Reform Healthcare Now!
Source: Yahoo! News

Healthcare costs have to be contained and our government should not offer a "One-Payer" system, nor should they eliminate the "Doctor-Patient" model.

Let's enjoy our communities now and celebrate what they have to offer!
Source: YouTube

Although there will be bumps along the way our Economy has stabilized. Consequently, enjoy a treat now and buy something for you and/or your family today.

US car dealer offers free Kalashnikov with every purchase
Source: Telegraph

Mark Muller, whose business slogan is "God, Guns, Guts, and American Pick-Up Trucks", said he had been overwhelmed by the response.

Link-O-Rama: All-Stars coming to Kansas City in 2012

* Sam Mellinger of the Kansas City Star reports that MLB will announce soon that the All-Star game is headed to Kansas City in 2012. Mellinger adds: "It will be our first national sporting event since the Final Four in 1988, and it very well could be our last for decades."

Bill lets utilities pass costs to customers
Source: News-Leader.com

In order for our US economy to thrive and let us reduce our "BTU" energy prices we have to immediately do two things which we are currently not doing: 1) Convince the Global Market that our commercial paper offered by Wall Street is sound and has value.

Diversity Makes Us Stronger!
Source: The Washington Post

We could all benefit from more dialogue between, races, gender, and Lifestyles.

How much More Will The Obama Administration Squeeze The Middle Class?
Source: ReviewJournal.com - News

"Big Government" Is Not The Answer! Our government is getting too intrusive, too large, and federal spending is unsustainable.

A Bipartisan Blueprint For Immigration Reform
Source: The L.A. Times

Immigration Reform should be one of the highest legislative priorities our Congress addresses this year. In order to offer an acceptable Healthcare Plan, Quality Education, and Provide Community Safety, every citizen in the US should be issued a National I.D. Card.

Executives Should Be Paid According To Performance!
Source: MotherJones.com

The SEC and all of our corporation's shareholders have to establish a set of guidelines for Company Executive Pay. Today, CEOs are being overly compensated and in too many cases are rewarded by keeping their corporate payroll to a minimum.

Our Economy Today!
Source: The Washington Post

After listening to Alexis Glick of the Fox Business Network (FBN) report that: * Corporate tax revenue is down 57%. * Personal Taxe revenue is down 22%. * 6.8 Million are collecting Unemployment. * US Government has spent $80 Billion of the Stimulus Package. * $150 Bill …

Will We Have Healthcare Reform This Year?
Source: Welcome to the White House

What's My Line.........You Decide!

Obama administration sends SEC revamp to Congress
Source: The Kansas City Star

In order for the US economy to thrive we have to immediately do two things which we are currently not doing: 1) Convince the Global Market that our commercial paper offered by Wall Street is sound and has value.

Are You Happy With The Results Of The Stimulus Thus Far?
Source: The Kansas City Star

In order for the US economy to thrive we have to immediately do two things which we are currently not doing: 1) Convince the Global Market that our commercial paper offered by Wall Street is sound and has value.

President Obama says health care doable but 'hard'
Source: Politico

Americans want results and to turn our economy around and make it robust again healthcare must be revised this year.

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