I’m excited to announce that I’m starting a new position as a Corporate Communications Associate at @ZSAssociates! I’ll use my writing, editing and content production skills to connect with ZSers around the world. I can’t wait to join the team!
Today was my last day at @KSHB41. I’ll always be thankful for the past 2.5 years covering news in my hometown! It’s bittersweet to leave such a talented team of journalists, but I can’t wait for what’s to come!
'My life has bloomed': Ralph Yarl, the teen shot in the Northland while attempting to pick up his siblings, is reflecting on the one-year anniversary of the day.
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'Let's let the truth go viral': An Olathe man wants to clear his name after being wrongly identified as a suspect in the mass shooting following the Chiefs Super Bowl rally
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We’re learning more details tonight about the victim, Lisa Lopez-Galvan, who was shot and killed Wednesday following the Chiefs rally outside of Union Station.
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KC Birria is located right on the Chiefs Championship Victory parade route on Grand. They’ve reduced their menu to only burritos to help feed the sea of red.
“We have them ready whenever people come because we do have rushes,” Jose Alvarez said.
Evangelina Cantu is most excited to see Isiah Pacheco at Wednesday’s parade. She says as a Latina herself, she loves how he represents his Puerto Rican culture. @KSHB41
The Beckers and Laurines are in the love seat along the parade route!
They say the love between Taylor and Travis is “inspirational”:
“This is like old Hollywood romance that you used to hear about. It’s a beautiful thing to see something inspirational.” @KSHB41
Cara Coleman and Jen Augustine say crowds are busier early in the morning than years past — they suspect it’s due to nice weather and the “Swift effect.”
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Shawnee Mission North football player Ethan Carbajal says he’s at today’s parade to try and get Chris Jones’ signature: “I try to be like him, try to get the most sacks … to have a good offense you need a good defense.” @KSHB41
Hear the story of Samuel Mayerberg, a crusading rabbi who had the courage to take on organized crime in Kansas City in the 1930s.
@KMBZBill is partnering with KSHB 41 News to share stories from Kansas City’s history that make it truly unique.
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