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Snow still expected in Kansas City in updated forecast. What NWS now expects for metro - Vimarsana News

Snow still expected in Kansas City in updated forecast. What NWS now expects for metro

A subtle shift in an overnight winter storm could mean less snow for the Kansas City area, according to the latest forecast from the National Weather Service. Here’s what is expected for the metro.

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Bitter arctic blast could make Kansas City Christmas among coldest in city's history - Vimarsana News

Bitter arctic blast could make Kansas City Christmas among coldest in city's history

An arctic blast is expected to move in from Canada next week and dive to the south. Here’s what it means for Kansas City.

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Off-duty Kansas City area firefighter dies in crash on rural Missouri highway - Vimarsana News

Off-duty Kansas City area firefighter dies in crash on rural Missouri highway

Adam Williams, a firefighter with the Central Jackson County Fire Protection District, died when his Dodge pickup ran off a highway in rural Johnson County, Missouri, and struck several trees.

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Construction worker killed in paving accident at KCI Airport; OSHA investigating the death - Vimarsana News

Construction worker killed in paving accident at KCI Airport; OSHA investigating the death

The Clarkson Construction worker suffered fatal injuries when struck by a machine during paving operations Friday, according to federal investigators.

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Kansas City area firefighter dies in crash while off duty - Vimarsana News

Kansas City area firefighter dies in crash while off duty

Fire equipment operator Harold “Gene” Eddins, whose public safety career spanned more than 30 years, had worked for the Independence Fire Department for 12 years, the city said.

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