The Independence Police are trying to identify a suspect who has made several attempts to lure young children into his car with the offer of money and/or marijuana for the purpose of sexual activity.
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For a man who stands just slightly taller than his Apollo model rocket, R. Duane Seaman appears unlikely to have ever been the project supervisor on the Apollo Project.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon says he’s listening to all ideas on the table regarding the Kansas City School District’s loss of state accreditation but indicated he’s in no rush to embrace the ideas being discussed in the General Assembly.
The legal battle continues as five area school districts try to get some clarification on a student transfer process created by the now unaccredited Kansas City School District.
Nearly one month after a shooting at Independence Center, things are back to normal for staff, security and shoppers alike, says one Independence Police Department official.
It’s Valentine’s Day on Tuesday, and you may think it’s all fun and games, but love – the pursuit, the getting-of and the letting go – is serious business.
Adam Levin, founder and chairman of Identity Theft 911 and Credit.com, said the issue of identity theft is becoming more and more complex, but techniques used to fight the issue are becoming more and more effective at the same time.
“Your identity is your asset, your portfolio,” Levin said. “It’s an investment that must be protected at all times. That’s what I tell everyone.”
Below are five tips on how you can protect your identity while you’re in and out of love – and on those dating sites.
Mason L. Watkins passed peacefully in the arms of his loving parents on Feb. 3, 2012, due to complications of congenital heart and lung disease.
Rep. Sheila Solon, R- Blue Springs, was presented with the Outstanding Legislator Award from the Missouri Association of Veterans Organization. Lynn Dorrell and Richard Heigert presented the award to Solon during a MAVO meeting last month. Solon received the award for her dedication to Missouri veterans and legislative efforts during the 2011 session.
