Cyndi Fahrlander
KCTV5 - Kansas City
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Kansas City backtracks email canceling fire cadet classes amid a shortage
An email to some upcoming recruits notifying them the class has been canceled until further notice caught many by surprise. → Read More
Gladstone widow has enough, calls KCTV5 for help with late husband’s 401(k)
A Gladstone widow contacted our investigative team after struggling for months with Fidelity, the company that holds her now-deceased husband’s retirement account. → Read More
Leaders want answers in Malcolm Johnson’s death
It’s been nearly two years since Malcolm Johnson was shot and killed by police inside a gas station at E. 63rd Street and Prospect Avenue in Kansas City. → Read More
Mission Hills suspends coyote trapping program after dogs are injured
The city of Mission Hills is reviewing its next steps following an incident in Peetwood Park that left two dogs injured. → Read More
Grandview company ‘revolutionary’ in method of cleaning up a dirty business
Raptor Recycle and Transfer in Grandview handles more than 10,000 tons of trash a month. → Read More
Customers call out Evergy meter mix-ups say they owe hundreds
Graham Anderson moved to a camper for months because his utility bill skyrocketed. → Read More
Plan to trap coyotes in Mission Hills called ‘cruel, unnecessary, and incredibly stupid’
A local couple estimates they have $20,000 in vet bills after their dogs were caught in steel traps set at a public park in Mission Hills. → Read More
Difficult legal path to prove innocence goes to Missouri Supreme Court
The watchdog group “Common Cause” questions how and why innocence claims are being challenged by the Missouri Attorney General’s Office. → Read More
Diabetes drug, gaining popularity for weight loss, in short supply
A social media trend is being blamed for a shortage in diabetes medications. → Read More
Diabetes drug, gaining popularity for weight loss, in short supply
A social media trend is being blamed for a shortage in diabetes medications. → Read More
FAA expert warns of more turbulence ahead for travelers
On Wednesday, thousands of flights across the U.S. were canceled or delayed after a government system providing information to pilots went down. → Read More
‘It’s embarrassing’: Accuser blasts Kansas regarding Catholic Church report
A Kansas state investigation found 188 clergy members suspected of crimes including aggravated criminal sodomy, rape, aggravated indecent liberties with a child and aggravated sexual battery → Read More
Marijuana may be legal, but a positive drug test can still crush job offers
Last November, Missouri voters approved recreational use of marijuana for people over the age of 21. But, as one Belton woman found out, legalization has its limits. A positive THC test can still throw a wrench into your job hunt. → Read More
Claiming wrongful conviction, Missouri prisoner asks US Supreme Court to review case
Chris Dunn is convicted in the 1990 Saint Louis murder of Ricco Rogers. → Read More
Claiming wrongful conviction, Missouri prisoner asks US Supreme Court to review case
Chris Dunn is convicted in the 1990 Saint Louis murder of Ricco Rogers. → Read More
Claiming wrongful conviction, Missouri prisoner asks US Supreme Court to review case
Chris Dunn is convicted in the 1990 Saint Louis murder of Ricco Rogers. → Read More
Judge rules against KCK cousins, not swayed by potential Golubski connection
Brian Betts and Celester McKinney were convicted in separate trials and are serving life sentences in connection with the death of Greg Miller. → Read More
KCK family calls for compassionate release of John Calvin
Inside a KCK church on Friday, the family of John Calvin stood and wept. It’s bad enough that they recently learned 56-year-old Calvin is dying of colon cancer, but he will likely die in prison. → Read More
Former attorneys testify during day 3 of Lamar Johnson hearing
Attorneys involved in the original case testified about how they handled the case and what they would have done differently in light of new information. → Read More
Disgraced former KCK detective Roger Golubski appears in federal court
Today, a former KCK police detective was back in federal court in Topeka for a hearing on eight federal charges he’s facing. → Read More