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Kansas City, Missouri, police find man dead with gunshot wound outside of apartment Share Updated: 7:05 AM CST Jan 28, 2021 KMBC 9 News Staff Share Updated: 7:05 AM CST Jan 28, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript COMING UP. DONNA: KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI POLICE INVESTIGATING AN EARLY MORNING, SIDE ABOUT 12:30 NEAR 54TH AND WEST SUMMIT. POLICE FOUND A MAN WHO HAD BEEN SHOT OUTSIDE OF AN APARTMENT BUILDING. BEFORE PARAMEDICS ARRIVED HE HAD DIED. THERE IS NO SUSPECT INFORMATION. IF YOU KNOW ANYTHING, THEY WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU TRACKING THE COVID-19 VACCIN...

Morristown Daily Record CHATHAM — A "substantial" leg carved from the stump of a dead cherry tree, fitted with a large black fishnet stocking and topped with a yellow black-fringed lampshade is bringing smiles to a neighborhood — just as it was intended to do. Steven C. Fleisch is the artist behind the wood carving that sits in front of his home on North Summit Avenue.  He and his partner Kris Dale have lost loved ones recently and embrace the things that lift their spirits and bring joy to others as well.  The leg lamp, one of the most iconic and recognizable movie props, pays homa...

The Park City School District this month loosened its quarantine protocols, its superintendent said, implementing a policy that is less strict than federal and state guidelines in a bid to keep more students in school. The change affects “close contacts” of students who contract the coronavirus. If a student tests positive for COVID-19, the student who sits at the desk next to them during class wouldn’t necessarily have to quarantine if both students wore masks for the entire time, Superintendent Jill Gildea indicated. Previously, the district required any close contact of a student who...

Park Record file photo. Gov. Gary Herbert announced Thursday that educators would be included in the first phase of COVID-19 vaccinations, indicating that some teachers could receive the first dose of a vaccine before New Year’s Day. Educators in Park City met the announcement with enthusiasm. “I applaud the decision to vaccinate teachers in the first wave,” said Park City Education Association Vice-President Aaron Webb, whose organization represents about 300 Park City educators. “Teachers are on the front lines of the pandemic every day. It truly affects every aspect of our work, so...