Quick roundup for our closest readers . . . It's apropos that our last roundup of the year concerns rising crime given today's flurry of pressers and futile traditional hope for peace during this time of season.
And so, in this quick compilation we review recent allegations, public safety notes and communities in mourning.
Check TKC news gathering . . .
18-year-old charged with murder after September double homicide outside Maple Park
The 18-year-old is facing several felony charges for his alleged role in the shooting.
Kansas City police warn people of celebratory gunfire during New Year's Eve
What should be a happy New Year's Eve holiday comes with an appeal from Kansas City police for safety.
Kansas City police launch new assault squad to fight violent crime
Kansas City Police Chief Stacey Graves announced the formation of a third assault squad to investigate violent crime.
'Lowest number of homicides since 2019': KCMO officials review public safety in 2024
In 2024, Kansas City, Missouri, saw the lowest number of homicides in the last six years. Still, the number of non-fatal shootings rose, according to the Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department.
Earl's Premier releases statement in wake of brazen armed robbery
"The safety and comfort of our guests, along with the incredible staff we have the privilege to work with every day, remain our top priorities," stated Earl's Premier.
Jayden Robker was found dead in a KC pond. His autopsy, police file leave out key details
Officials delayed the release of an autopsy report detailing Jayden Robker's cause of death. Nearly a year after the investigation was closed with no charges, here's what we know.
Collaboration will be key to improved public safety in 2025 in Kansas City
Collaboration and building upon the successes of 2024 will guide public safety policies in 2025 in Kansas City.
Kansas City homicide victims honored during 2024 year-end prayer vigil
The name of each of the 190 homicide victims killed in Kansas City in 2024 was read out loud during the service.
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