Jack Anstine is a journalist for KSHB, KMCI, and The EW Scripps Company, focusing on local news in the Kansas City area. With a passion for reporting on community events, crime, and breaking news, Jack's articles provide timely and accurate information to keep residents informed and engaged.
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Jack Anstine's coverage is heavily focused on local breaking news and evolving stories, particularly crime-related incidents and accidents in the Kansas City area. He often reports on missing persons, police investigations, traffic accidents, and weather advisories.
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The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch throughout Kansas until 7 p.m. Saturday.
By: Jack Anstine
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Former Kansas City Chiefs linebacker and defensive end Tamba Hali will be inducted to the Kansas City Chiefs Hall of Fame in 2024.
By: Jack Anstine
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Day three of the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit, Michigan, is here! Follow along with KSHB 41 News for live updates.
By: Jack Anstine
A motorcyclist is deceased after a crash Monday evening in Kansas City, Missouri.
By: Jack Anstine
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Kansas City man is charged with food adulteration at the Hereford House restaurant at Town Center in Leawood.
By: Jack Anstine
The Missouri Supreme Court announced Tuesday it is overturning the results of a constitutional amendment vote from November 2022 that imposed a mandatory increase of KCPD's budget.
By: Jack Anstine
A Johnson County, Kansas, judge ruled Friday that court documents related to the death investigation of actor Cole Brings Plenty will be sealed.
By: Jack Anstine
Restoration to Kansas City Scout services is expected to take months following a cybersecurity attack on April 25, the Kansas and Missouri departments of transportation announced Thursday.
By: Jack Anstine
The Winning for Missouri Education coalition submitted more than 340,000 signatures supporting a sports betting initiative to Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft's office.
By: Jack Anstine
Spring storms are continuing to impact the Kansas City area — including one staple barbecue restaurant.
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