Joe Hennessy is a journalist based in Kansas City, Missouri, with a focus on local news and current affairs. He writes for KCTV/KSMO/tv and Mondaq, and his work has also appeared in WCJB TV20 News, WAFB TV, KWCH 12, and FOX10 News. Joe covers a range of topics, including weather updates, community events, human interest stories, and legal developments.
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Joe Hennessy focuses on local news in the United States, particularly Missouri and Kansas City. His coverage includes community events, awards and recognition, winter weather updates, HR policies, homelessness issues, holiday season activities, as well as police warnings and actions.
Given Joe's focus on crime (36%) and family & relationships (22%), he may be interested in stories related to these topics within his geographic scope. For example: human interest stories that shed light on community members' experiences with crime or initiatives addressing family-related challenges in the area could be of interest to him.
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By: Greg Dailey, Joe Hennessy
Anthem stated that it would change how it evaluates billed time on professional claims for anesthesia services.
By: Joe Hennessy
Planned Parenthood’s lawsuit in hopes to start providing reproductive health services on Friday is still in legal limbo as the amendment went into effect at midnight Thursday.
By: Joe Hennessy
Kansas City Chiefs fans in 2014 broke the record for crowd noise at more than 142 decibels and fans watching Sunday Night Football’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers will honor them.
By: Joe Hennessy
KANSAS CITY, Mo. ( KCTV /Gray News) - A plane at the Kansas City International Airport was packed with kids, parents, and volunteers giving them a magical holiday season moment as they traveled to the North Pole.
OVERLAND PARK, Ks. (KCTV) - Kansas City Chiefs fans in 2014 broke the record for crowd noise at more than 142 decibels and fans watching Sunday Night Football's game against the Los Angeles Chargers will honor them.
By: Joe Hennessy
More than 15 years after Cedric Warren was sentenced to prison, he was released alongside family members cheering as soon as he took his first steps outside.
By: Joe Hennessy
Nine hundred wreaths are being spread across the Resurrection Cemetery in Lenexa as part of the nationwide Wreaths Across America Day ceremony.
The Landing Mall at East 63rd Street and Troost Avenue has forced businesses to take off and the City of Kansas City, Missouri wants new plans. (KCTV5/Joe Hennessy) By Joe Hennessy Published: Dec. 19, 2024 at 12:59 AM CET
By: Joe Hennessy
Multiple times this year, Raytown BMX Track volunteers have unlocked the gate and walked the course toward the shipping container storage to find items gone.
By: Joe Hennessy
KCTV5's Nathan Brennan has the latest headlines for your Sunday morning
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