Kansas City News Look Tonight

On the national level, take a look at how an old school pr0n star might be part of inspiring policy . . .

New York Post: Trump may be using pardons to send message to Manafort, Cohen

Closer to home, here are the news links we're checking . . .

Do The (Kansas City) Bus Stop

KCATA opens new southside transit hub

The KCATA marks the official opening of their new 3-Trails Transit Center at Bannister & Blue Ridge Blvd on Thursday afternoon. KCATA President & CEO Robbie Makinen says this is just another part of the future of transit in Kansas City. "This is an ATA that's going to be innovative.

Lower JoCo Discount Misdeeds Conviction

Johnson County store owner found guilty of counterfeiting

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A store owner has been found guilty months after officials found more than $75,000 in counterfeit items at her Mission, Kansas store. So Wun Pak, the owner of Sue's Accessories, was found guilty of felony counterfeiting. In November, Johnson County Sheriff's deputies raided the store.

Recognize This Sleaze Scummit Lady???

Lee's Summit police ask for help in identifying woman in theft case

Lee's Summit police have released a couple of pictures of a woman they would like to identify in a theft case. No other details were released. Police said anyone who can identify her is asked to call Det. Treacy at 816-969-1756 and reference case No. 18-4763.

Fear Inner Suburban Doggie Danger

Three tiny dogs nearly mauled to death during trip to Blue Springs dog park

BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. -- A woman says a trip to the dog park nearly cost her three little dogs their lives. It happened at the Blue Springs Dog Park near Lake Rememberance. "It was extremely traumatic," Tere Lee said. Lee claims when four much larger Husky-type dogs arrived at the park last week, they nearly tore her tiny dogs apart.

Meet New Downtown Faith Community

Church of the Resurrection Downtown opens new church [PHOTOS] - Kansas City Business Journal

The Church of the Resurrection Downtown is the first new church to be built in downtown Kansas City in more than 80 years. Here's a look inside the $10.2 million, 17,520-square-foot church building that once was a parking lot for The Kansas City Star.

Long Time Running

KC runners to attempt to break Guinness World Record

Some of the fastest runners in the metro are getting together in June to try to break a Guinness World Record.

Kansas City Hipster Weekend Agenda

Downtown Days Festival & Other Weekend Possibilities

The Downtown Days Festival is Friday through Sunday in downtown Lee's Summit. There will be a talent show, live music, science demonstrations, a beer tent and lots to eat (KC Kona Ice, The Filling Station) and drink (Keck's Longhorn Root Beer). Cobbler Night is back at Dolce Bakery (3930 W.

And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .