Kansas City Partly cloudy, 68F

Friday May 25, 2012

• Youth curfew starts again this weekend in Kansas City  
• Conservationists tracking bears in Missouri  
• Johnson County DMV offices still working through backlog  
• Agencies feeding the hungry struggle to keep food on their shelves  
• Man says he strangled missing NYC boy Etan Patz in 1979  

• Youth curfew starts again this weekend in Kansas City  
• KC’s Channel 9 back on the air after storm disrupts signal
• New ‘diverging diamond’ interchange is a first for KC area  
• Judge rejects Kansas military school's bid to suppress video
• St. Joe citizens stop woman's jump into river

• BV Northwest’s Giess becomes a sensation with his 7-1 leap in high jump  
• Poe gets longer look in passing situations at Chiefs’ practice  
• Moustakas evolving into complete player  
• Falu’s early success leads to increased opportunity with Royals  
• Observations from today's Chiefs practice  

• ‘Men in Black 3’: Men in blah | 2 stars  
• ‘Darling Companion’: It’s a dog’s life with a big chill | 2 stars  
• ‘Bernie’: A troubling, quirky gem | 3 stars  

• Tornado doesn't stop Kansas couple's wedding day
• Kansas City puts two questions on August ballot, including a sales tax
• Missouri House spends $1,100 on camera to watch over Limbaugh bust

• Youth curfew starts again this weekend in Kansas City  
• Agencies feeding the hungry struggle to keep food on their shelves  
• Johnson County DMV offices still working through backlog  
• Conservationists tracking bears in Missouri  
• Streetcar fate to be decided by 603 voters  

• AMC, Cordish calling it quits on joint downtown theaters operation  
• SIFE convention ends with Belmont victory
• US Engineering acquires East Bottoms property for expansion; 80 new jobs

• National amnesia shows in poll on abortions
• Camera protects Rush Limbaugh's bust - but not lawmakers
• A needed 'land bank' for Kansas City
• KC's ballot language gets specific
• DMV for the computer age