Links laid out for the morning . . .
- Starting a new life and the year with a cliché: Couple to bring in New Year with wedding
- Saving the planet in a horrible real estate market: Kansas house is first to earn national 'Passive House' honors
- The latest tragic story: Grieving mother pleads for justice
- Med School Gross Out: Nursing student expelled for Facebook photo
- Past and present Meth Town Promotion: Harry Truman, Mavericks perfect tourism partners
- Rock Chalk Payback: KU fraternity is sued after injury at 'Fiji Island' party
- Chatham remodeling: Midtown Building Set for Rehab
- Nasty local connections: Sex offender from Wyco escapes from sex predator program
- Marking a tragic occasion: Almost two years ago, Northland mother Renee Pernice disappeared without a trace.
- Holly Peers and her impressive body of work starts the morning.
The latest tragic story: Grieving mother pleads for justice ----
ReplyDeleteNot likely to find crimes being solved in Kansas City. They ought to start a new TV series Cold Case Kansas City style. (no happy ending)
Anon 5:59am is unfortunately exactly right. But KCMO has Al Brooks, who has recently had some success getting contributions from grieving families by selling them on the notion that he'll find out what happened. Pretty sad way to make a living.
ReplyDeleteWhen you live in a town that has to depend on people like Brooks and Alonzo to "solve" murders, you might as well move to a Third World country.
Afghanistan, anyone?
KCMO is going down the drain. I know! Let's make fun of Independence! Yeah, that oughta help!
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