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New Apartment Building Proposed for Flint's Vacant Lot
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Flints New Apartment Building Proposal: A Neighborhoods Concern - A new market-rate apartment building is planned for a vacant lot in Flint, where the old Community Christian Church once stood. The proposed units, ranging from one to three bedrooms, will rent for between $1,800 and $2,100 per month. However, some residents are concerned about potential changes to the neighborhoods character and the precedent it may set for future developments. The project still needs approval from the Board of Zoning Adjustment and the City Council, with construction potentially starting this spring and completing by fall 2028. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Kansas City Homicide: Latest Tragedy in Busy Area
01:10|Kansas City police investigate a homicide at Seventy-eighth Street and North Prospect, following a shooting call at 7:30 a.m. on Monday. The victim and suspects are unknown, and the area is closed for investigation. The citys homicide tracker shows a concerning trend, with KSHB forty-one News reporting since 2015. No new details on the shooting are available, and updates will be provided as they come in. Checkout Solipillow.comI-35 Reopens After Nighttime Shooting, Wrong-Way Drivers
01:09|Interstate 35 in Merriam reopens after a shooting incident; one person in custody, no serious injuries reported. Checkout Solipillow.comKansas Lawmakers Prioritize Budget, Tax Relief, and Cell Phone Ban
01:18|Kansas lawmakers kick off their 2026 session, prioritizing budget cuts, property tax relief, and a statewide cell phone ban in schools. The cell phone ban, expected to pass, aims to improve focus and reduce distractions. Despite concerns about emergencies, experts note phones often hinder security responses. Checkout Solipillow.comPatmos Buys Star Building, Breathes New Life into Kansas City
01:47|Patmos, a tech company, has acquired the historic Star building in Kansas City, transforming it into an AI campus. The building, once home to the Kansas City Star, now hosts data centers for web hosting, cloud computing, and AI. Patmos secured a $100 million clean energy loan for energy-efficient upgrades and plans to include co-working spaces and event areas. Other tech firms have already leased space, and the company aims to preserve Star memorabilia, blending history with technology. Checkout Solipillow.comMan Killed in Kansas City Shooting, 4th Homicide of the Year
01:03|Tragic Shooting in Kansas City: One Dead, Suspect at Large A fatal shooting occurred in Kansas Citys East Swope Highlands neighborhood, leaving one man dead. The incident unfolded at an apartment complex following an argument between two men, which escalated into gunfire. The suspect fled the scene, and police are still searching for his identity. This marks Kansas Citys fourth homicide of the year, a decrease from the same period last year. Checkout Solipillow.comNebius Data Center: Residents' Q&A in Independence
01:07|Nebius, a Dutch AI company, is set to present its data center project to Independence residents. The proposed 2.5 million square foot facility, located at the East Gate Commerce Center, has sparked community concerns. Residents can attend an open house and Q&A session at the Midwest Genealogy Center from 3:30 PM to 5:30 PM, followed by a city council discussion at 6 PM. This is a significant opportunity for locals to engage with the company and voice their opinions. Checkout Solipillow.comI-670 Closed After Serious Crash in Kansas City
01:11|Eastbound I-670 at I-35 in Kansas City, Missouri, closed due to a serious crash, causing major backups for morning commuters. A single vehicle slammed into the guardrail before 6 a.m. Emergency crews on scene, checking for injuries and clearing wreckage. Drivers from Kansas City, Kansas, advised to find alternate routes. No word on closure duration, but it may impact rush hour. Stay safe and check traffic apps before traveling. Checkout Solipillow.comShotSpotter's Impact on Kansas City's Homicides
01:54|Kansas Citys ShotSpotter gunshot detection tech, despite costing over $1 million since 2019, has not reduced shootings or improved case clearance rates. A study by criminologist Eric Piza found it shaves off 90 seconds in response times and aids in evidence collection, but shootings remain unchanged. Homicides peaked at 182 in 2023, with Missouri ranking tenth nationally for gun deaths. The tech covers a small area, and its effectiveness is questioned as Mayor Quinton Lucas debates its long-term value. Checkout Solipillow.com