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The Little Red Truck donation boxes returned to storefronts in Richmond and Excelsior Springs last month as residents filled them with food for families preparing for Thanksgiving.

MIRANDA JAMISON A Homestead Village alderman accused in a deadly neighborhood shooting has now been released after the court modified his bond and approved new conditions. Glen Michael Stice, 55, is facing two felony charges, including first-degree murder and armed criminal action.

Richmond officials learned this week the city’s overall financial position rose by more than $1.28 million over the past year as auditors confirmed strong revenues, rising reserves and declining long-term debt during the council’s formal review of the fiscal year 2024 audit.

A Hardin man facing 18 felony charges across three criminal cases is now set for jury trial. At the same time, he also awaits court proceedings on 20 additional felony counts filed in a separate case.

As youth-focused vaping products evolve and the average age of first use in Missouri drops to 13, prevention specialists in the Northland warn consistent education and open conversations with parents are becoming more urgent than ever.

For people rebuilding strength, regaining mobility or navigating life after an injury, finding the right therapy program can make all the difference.

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A Kansas City man has been released from custody despite two pending felony charges involving sexual images and harassment after the court was informed the victims no longer plan to cooperate in the prosecution.

A planned overhaul of the municipal complex roof will move forward after the Richmond City Council approved a $214,650 restoration contract at a recent meeting.

A community initiative is turning attention toward residents who often feel overlooked during the holidays as they work through recovery and reentry. The Fresh Start Project is collecting donated winter items and handwritten notes to offer practical support and encouragement.