Andy Alcock is an investigative reporter for KMBC 9, focusing on local news in the Missouri and Kansas City area. With a commitment to uncovering the truth and holding those in power accountable, Andy covers a wide range of topics including crime, government, and community issues.
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Andy Alcock's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with a particular emphasis on crime and government-related topics in the Kansas City area. He appears to have a keen interest in evolving stories and breaking news related to law enforcement, community events, and political developments within Jackson County and the broader Kansas City region.
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The grandmother of an infant killed Thursday in an Independence police shooting said it never should’ve happened.
By: Andy Alcock
Police said the mother had a knife at the time of the fatal shooting.
A new court ruling could mean consumers of marijuana products will be paying less for those products.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — There is an ongoing effort to seek assistance from outside law enforcement agencies for the Kansas City Police Department as KCPD works to add officers.
By: Andy Alcock
Jean Peters Baker said she is being as thorough as possible regarding the recent shooting at an Independence apartment complex that left a mother and baby dead.
According to the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office and Kansas City Police Department, last week’s sweep involved members of a gang called "256 356."
The Kearney, Missouri, community is reeling from the aftermath of a police chase and deadly crash on Interstate 29.
By: Andy Alcock
Investigators believe five of the people arrested are part of a reputed violent criminal gang known as "256 356."
By: Andy Alcock
Darwin G. Moreno-Conde, 24, and Yorbin Y. Allen-Hernandez, 44, were arrested in Kirkwood, Missouri, last week.
A man accused of selling a fentanyl-laced Percocet pill causing the death of a Lansing boy changed his plea Friday to guilty.
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