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11 films
Charlie Parker was born on August 29, 1920, in a two-bedroom apartment above a grocery store in Kansas City, Kansas.
In December 1988, Robert Berdella confessed to kidnapping, raping, torturing, and murdering six men over a span of four years in Kansas City.
Omaha's Minor League Baseball franchise celebrates its 50th season as an affiliate of the Kansas City Royals, highlighting its historical significance and community impact.
Lisa Montgomery is the only woman on federal death row, facing execution after years of abuse.
Jean Jimenez is one of eight detainees who died at Stewart detention center since 2017, raising concerns about mental health treatment in ICE custody.
Jet packs, first introduced in 1961, have seen little design change since, but one innovator is working to transform their future potential.
Angela Kinsey recounts a wild charity event with Johnny Knoxville in Kansas City.
Dancers from around the world respond to Covid-19 through movement and connection.
Jessica Krug admits to pretending to be black, revealing her true identity as a white Jewish woman.
Andrew Lester surrenders after shooting Ralph Yarl in Kansas City over a mistaken house visit.
U.S. protesters adopt tactics from Hong Kong amid rising police tensions.
