According to the affidavit, security video from inside the nursing home showed Miller scanning a key card to deactivate the security lock on the front door. Miller is then seen walking near the nurses ...

A large fire severely damaged the Orthopedic Institute at Lehigh Valley Hospital–Dickson City (Pa.) on Feb. 4, forcing a full evacuation of the hospital, according to a Feb. 5 report by Fox affiliate ...

DICKSON CITY, Pa. — Wednesday night in Dickson City, the very thing first responders train for but hope to never see. "This is probably one of those once-in-a-lifetime, hopefully once-in-a-lifetime, ...

DICKSON CITY, Pa. — The view from Skycam 16 shows the devastation left behind after a fire tore through the Orthopedic Institute at Lehigh Valley Hospital, Dickson City, on Wednesday night. On ...

LAWRENCE, Kan. – The Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) announced today the class of participants in the 2026 WBCA Next Generation Institute, a group that includes two Kansas staff members ...

Dr. Kyle Cox and Dr. Hunter Rafoth, who are both with Orlando Health’s Jewett Orthopedic Institute – are serving as the official medical team for Melbourne’s Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy. As part of ...

It’s official: Lockton Companies, a major employer for Kansas City, is leaving the Country Club Plaza and crossing the state line into Kansas. The goliath private insurance brokerage on Friday ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — One of the largest employers on the Country Club Plaza is relocating to Leawood. Insurance broker Lockton, which has operated its headquarters at 444 W. 47th Street on the Country ...

We take a trip out to their new facility in St. Pete. California on track to break 75-year Lake Mead record Student deported despite judge’s emergency order Pete Davidson and Elsie Hewitt welcome ...

The Lockton Tower office building at 444 W. 47th St. has a great view of the Country Club Plaza. Here is the view from the 10th floor. Rich Sugg rsugg@kcstar.com Another border war may be brewing as ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Kansas legislative leader said on Thursday afternoon that the Kansas City Royals may have decided to cross the state line. Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson told FOX4 that he ...

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