Regan Porter is a reporter with a focus on local news in the Kansas City area. She has written articles for various news outlets, including WDAF-TV FOX4 and NewsNation. Regan's work covers a range of topics, including breaking news, community events, and human interest stories.
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Regan Porter's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. The topics covered include crime, community support, petitions, inventions among others.
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Dozens of Johnson County, Kansas election workers say they haven’t been paid following the election. A “processing error” seems to be the cause.
It’s been more than 65 years since one of the metro’s deadliest tornados tore through the Ruskin Heights neighborhood.
Roger Golubski’s trial was supposed to start Monday morning in Topeka, but he never showed up. KBI said he was found dead at his home Monday morning.
By: Brian Dulle, Regan Porter
The Miami County Prosecutor’s Office says it’s officially reviewing possible charges in a death investigation case.
She and her fiancé Josh Lindquist are self-proclaimed die-hard Chiefs fans. So, it’s only fitting that Lindquist got down on one knee and popped the question in August at a Chiefs pre-season …
A group with one goal, to create a smoke-free environment for employees in casinos, is working with lawmakers to make that a possibility in Kansas and Missouri.
By: Regan Porter
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – A group with one goal, to create a smoke-free environment for employees in casinos, is working with lawmakers to make that a possibility in Kansas and Missouri.
Police said in one night, nearly a dozen people were taken into custody with the help of their Helicopter Unit.
BELTON, Mo. — A woman is concerned her identity may be in jeopardy after she says a thief stole her purse while inside the license office in Belton.
JOHNSON Co., Kan. — While an unexpected gift at your front door may sound exciting around the holidays, authorities say it could actually be a scam.
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