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· 1hKansas City Chiefs superfan given more than 30 years to life for string of bank robberies
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — We’ve all heard tales of double lives before, but few are as brazen — or as bizarre — as that of Xaviar Babudar, the Kansas City Chiefs superfan who was recently sentenced to 32 years in state prison on Tuesday for a multi-state bank robbery spree.
Kansas City’s future is being shaped by debates on governance, press freedom and public trust. City leaders are now auditing ...
Kansas City's homeless prevention coordinator is working to direct churches, aid organizations and shelters to align their ...
Kansas City police are investigating a deadly shooting after a woman was found shot near 37th and Pennsylvania. No arrests ...
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"The Kingdom" gives the fans a behind the scene look into the lives of the Kansas City Chiefs, unscripted and unfiltered ...
Travis Kelce's music festival hosted in Kansas City is taking a pause this year, but he plans to bring it back in 2026.
Bobby Witt Jr. set a high bar for himself in 2024, and the Kansas City Royals shortstop has been doing his best to play up to ...
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