Eric Graves is a journalist at FOX59 and CBS4 Indy. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on sports, law enforcement, and major events, including international sports leagues and legal reform. Eric has been featured in various outlets, including NewsNation, WANE 15, and WGN-TV, among others.
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The truck overturned and hit a light pole before coming to a stop partially off the road.
Argentina rallied from 2-0 down to beat Egypt 3-2, sending Lionel Messi and the defending World Cup champions back to Kansas City. Fans at Los Hornos celebrated the dramatic comeback.
By: Eric Graves
Andre’s Confiserie Suisse is celebrating Switzerland’s first World Cup quarterfinal run since 1954 as the Swiss team heads to Kansas City.
KCKPD detectives are now investigating what led up to the shooting.
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For the first time, the streetcar recorded more than 600,000 passenger trips in a single month.
After hosting six World Cup matches, Kansas City leaders are targeting the 2031 Rugby World Cup, the FIFA Women’s World Cup and other global events.
Kansas City wants to keep Fan Fest's giant heart. The question is how to pay for it.
England supporters gathered at Friction Beer Co. in Shawnee to watch the Three Lions face Argentina, only to see the defending champions rally late for a 2-1 World Cup semifinal victory.
