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Missouri governor, first lady present when shooting began at Chiefs rally in KC - Vimarsana News

Missouri governor, first lady present when shooting began at Chiefs rally in KC

A shooting in Kansas City as fans celebrated the Chiefs Super Bowl win left one person dead and as many as 15 injured.

After Kansas City shooting, Missouri House speaker says 'laws alone' don't fix gun violence - Vimarsana News

After Kansas City shooting, Missouri House speaker says 'laws alone' don't fix gun violence

“We will work on the unfolding events in Kansas City, but I believe Kansas City already has an ordinance ... in the books that should’ve prevented what happened.”

Israeli consul general addresses Missouri House, Senate - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Israeli consul general addresses Missouri House, Senate - Kansas City Jewish Chronicle

Since 1920, the Kansas City Jewish Chronicle has provided its readers with Jewish news and opinion from a variety of perspectives — local, regional, national and international. The paper is mailed to subscribers each week and also is available for purchase at The Chronicle’s office.

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Missouri GOP leaders dismiss calls for tougher gun laws after KC shooting - Vimarsana News

Missouri GOP leaders dismiss calls for tougher gun laws after KC shooting

“We will work on the unfolding events in Kansas City, but I believe Kansas City already has an ordinance ... in the books that should’ve prevented what happened.”

Bill would let St. Charles County recoup jail costs - Vimarsana News

Bill would let St. Charles County recoup jail costs

“If you come to St. Charles to break the law, you are going to jail. While St. Louis may choose not to enforce its laws, our taxpayers should not be