Richard Sharp
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Kansas City, MO, United States
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Weightlifting champion mom shares inspirational message for other women
A local weightlifter won the world championship and is sharing an inspirational message with other moms and women. → Read More
Midwest's largest underground storage facility undergoing growth spurt
Subtropolis, is already biggest underground storage facility in the Midwest. There are plans to expand it even further. → Read More
Kansas hits major bald eagle milestone
It has been 30 years since the first bald eagle nest was spotted in Kansas. → Read More
Retired Smithville couple 'digs up' second career of finding dinosaur bones
Bruce and Judith Wake are good at finding dinosaur bones. → Read More
TMC looking to grow with $18 million NICU expansion
It’s campaign season for Truman Medical Center. → Read More
Like flowers pushing up through the soil, spring excitement is growing in Kansas City
Spring is finally here after one of the longest, coldest and snowiest winters in recent Kansas City memory. → Read More
Tech expert: Most don’t know scale of smartphone data collection
While some people have dozens of apps and others just a few, most are free to use. But there’s a catch. → Read More
5 ways to make your smartphone work better for you
These days, almost everyone has a smartphone. But have you ever wondered if your phone can do more than you realize? → Read More
From Kansas roads to world records: Ashton Lambie shaking up the cycling world
A cyclist who got his start on the back roads of Kansas recently broke a world record in the 4,000-meter individual pursuit. He now has his sights set on the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. → Read More
Sexual assault hotlines see huge spike after Ford testimony
The National Sexual Assault Hotlines saw a 201 percent increase yesterday, according to the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network or RAINN. → Read More
Why do we celebrate Labor Day?
Labor Day is a reminder of the Midwest work ethic that helped build Kansas City. → Read More
Gas Tax explained: Why lawmakers say this one is different than the rest
This November, voters in Missouri will decide whether to increase the state gas tax. → Read More
Man hopes new basketball courts at Oak Park will bring community together
On Monday night, Oak Park will gain three new basketball courts as a result of one man’s drive to use basketball to teach community pride and self-respect. → Read More
Undeterred by speech impediment, man still finds way to serve
Restoring old military vehicles has given 70-year-old John Pojunos a hobby with a higher purpose. → Read More
Scientists work to preserve ‘living dinosaur' fish in Missouri River
Scientists in race against time to save ancient Missouri River fish. → Read More
Find an alternate route; Southbound lanes of the Buck O'Neil Bridge are closing
Northland commuters will want to find alternate routes to get downtown. → Read More
The Overland Park Farmers' Market will now be open on Wednesdays
The Overland Park Farmers’ Market will now be open every Wednesday from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. through Sept. 26. → Read More
Chiefs Quarterback Patrick Mahomes visits with students in KC
Chiefs Quarterback Patrick Mahomes visited the St. Mark Child and Family Development Center. → Read More
Winter in KC: Incredible beauty found in freezing temperatures
When the temperatures drop, many stay indoors, but if you bundle up and head outside, there is a lot to see. → Read More
Talk-to-text, Ebooks and other ways dyslexic students are beating the odds
11-year-old Max Chmel struggles with reading and writing. He has severe dyslexia. → Read More