Their favorite tactic is to hack off the limbs of their living victims. So he takes volunteer medical teams to help those he can, one child at a time. In the year since the Canyon Suite became one of the most public art scandals in recent memory, The Kansas City Star has looked into the history and sale of the paintings. A four-part narrative A tap on the door. A Missouri trooper enters, kneels, takes her hand, and Jean Carnahan knows.
Time stops for a family, a campaign and a state.
Once Susan Miller learned she had cancer, she and her husband, Steve, decided e-mail would be the best way to share their journey. With the Miller's permission, The Star brings to you their story. Because I-35 is so important to many Kansas Citians, The Star explores all of its 1,593 miles in a series of articles this summer. This three-part series tells the story of one teen's struggle to make her dreams a reality. Our city's sequicentennial Take a look back on the people and places that have left their mark on our city, our country and our world in the last century and a half.