Heart attack brought by drug use confirmed as cause of death
The fears of many that knew John Schmitz were confirmed recently.
Program part of the BSSD Creative Arts Academy
On a seemingly typical Tuesday morning, the crowd was going crazy. Cameras were flashing, music was blaring and people were yelling catcalls to the models.
With Fourth of July weekend celebrations comes a reminder from State Fire Marshal Randy Cole, in conjunction with the National Association of State Fire Marshals, who advises Missourians the safest way to enjoy fireworks is at public displays put on by professionals.
A 61-year-old Grain Valley woman was killed in a June 27 traffic crash that involved former Kansas City Chief Richard L. Baldinger.
The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office announced it will join “The HEAT Is On,” a state-wide campaign designed reduce the number of traffic accidents on Missouri’s roadways.
Three local businesses were found to have sold alcohol to minors during an underage drinking enforcement action earlier this month, according to the Blue Springs Police Department.
New site features job postings, member directory
The Blue Springs Chamber of Commerce unveiled a revamped Web site during last week’s Chamber luncheon, held June 18 at Adams Pointe Conference Center.
Construction workers found a “suspicious item” on the roof of Hall McCarter Education Center Monday morning, according to the Blue Springs Police Department.
The National Weather Service issued an excessive heat this week.
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