Kansas City Crime Scene: Creeper Couple Earns Hard Times & County Pay Hike Offer

Tonight we quickly share updates on crime consequences, training days, ongoing investigations and police action.

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Exclusive look: How Regional Police Academy trains future officers for active shooter situations

The KSHB 41 I-Team got an exclusive look into how the Regional Police Academy trains future officers for active shooter situations.

Grain Valley couple sentenced to prison for KCK woman's murder

A Grain Valley couple convicted of killing a Kansas City, Kansas, woman have been sentenced to decades in prison Tuesday.

Independence man charged with assault of Lee's Summit man outside Arrowhead Stadium

Garrett Sage is charged with the first-degree felony assault of Johnathan Scaletty, 34.

KC man sentenced to life in prison for fatal 2020 shooting

A Jackson County judge sentenced a 41-year-old man on Tuesday for a fatal shooting in July 2020.

Jackson County man sentenced to life in prison, plus seven years, for fatal shooting in Kansas City

Bradford, 41, received a life sentence for his second-degree murder conviction.

Man who confessed to killing NKC police officer appears in court

Joshua Rocha, the man who allegedly confessed to shooting and killing a North Kansas City police officer during a traffic stop in July 2022, appeared Tuesday in Clay County Circuit Court.

Owner of Kansas City daycare Granny's Pray & Play pleads guilty to $772,000 tax fraud scheme

Patricia L. Johnson-Rushing, 55, pleaded guilty to three separate charges in federal court on Thursday, Sept. 7, 2023

KCPD looking for missing 94-year-old man

A 94-year-old man is missing in Kansas City, Tuesday night.

Grandview, Missouri woman pleads guilty to over $200,000 in disability benefits fraud while running business

Sandra D. Mondaine, 63, pleaded guilty to one count of theft of government money.

Jackson County Sheriff's Office announces 12% raise for some employees

The Jackson County Sheriff's Office on Tuesday announced a 12% raise for some employees. Beginning the first pay period in October, deputies, sergeants and captains will receive the raise.

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