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Everyone was doing. >> how much money did you raise? >> about $50,000. >> why did people come out of the woodwork to support charlie? >> he has just been one of the nicest guys ever. i think everybody knew that, and was just wanting to do anything that they could to get back to him. charlie would give everything back to people, if somebody needed something. he would've been the want to give it to them. >> reporter john ham was working nonstop on one of the most talked about stories that the county is seen in years. >> now it's an investigation for you? a great ivy league kid blows away his lif...

MISSION, Kan. (AP) — A fire that destroyed an annex building of the First Baptist...

Federal investigators continue probe into Waldo Heights fire Ariel Rothfield/KSHB Kansas City, Missouri, fire crews respond to a two-alarm blaze Monday night in the 8000 block of Troost Avenue. and last updated 2021-01-01 17:55:31-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — An investigation into the fire at the Waldo Heights Apartments On Tuesday, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives sent a According to ATF Kansas City Field Division Public Information Officer John Ham, the Kansas City Fire Department covered the apartments with a tarp Thursday night. On Friday, the tarp was removed and...

KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -- Fire investigators from a national ATF team were able to gain entry Thursday morning to the Troost Avenue apartment building that burned up in a massive fire Monday night, as they work against the clock to figure out what caused the blaze that injured two people. A representative with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms said their team worked with the Kansas City Fire Department on Wednesday to brace areas of the building that investigators need to access. With the building now stabilized, investigators are able to make entry Thursday morning and begin work o...

Roommates lost everything in Waldo Heights Apartment fire Tenants at the Waldo Heights apartment complex lose everything in Monday night fire. and last updated 2020-12-29 23:25:08-05 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Brianna Taylor-Hinds was on the phone with friends when she smelled an odor resembling smoke. The 22-year-old got up from her couch, opened her door and looked out into the hallways. That’s when she decided to grab her shoes and coat. “I thought maybe it was a small kitchen fire,” she said. “By the time I had left, probably within five minutes, that’s when the whol...