38-year-old Latino man from Asheville has told Hickory police he lost $740 Monday night in a deal to get a driver’s license, according to the Hickory Daily Record. The man said he set up a deal with a man who called himself Chris. The two were to meet at the Department of Motor Vehicles office in Hickory on Monday evening, but the Asheville man said Chris disappeared with the money after walking around the back of the office. The victim was able to give police the license tag number of the car that Christ was driving. “Potentially, there’s criminal activity on both ends of this thing,” Hickory police Capt. Thurman Whisnant told the Daily Record continue
Inside Lane has stopped posting Colorado transportation news as of April 19 because longtime transportation journalist Kevin Flynn is moving on to a new and exciting position – public information project manager for RTD Fastbacks’ innovative Eagle P3 project. That is the public-private initiative to finance, design, build and operate the new commuter rail lines that will be built to Denver International Airport, Arvada-Wheat Ridge and south Westminster. Inside Lane’s archives will remain online while negotiations are underway for new management to continue the important mission of top-to-bottom coverage for Colorado’s transportation sector continue
Metropolitan Emergency Manager Committee’s PrepareMetroKC organized “Salute to Heroes” night during the July 28 T-Bones game. Local emergency response organizations including Wyandotte County Community Emergency Response Team (CERT); Medical Reserve Corps of Greater Kansas City; Kansas City, Kansas Fire Department; dispatchers from Kansas City, Kansas Police Department; and Wyandotte County Public Health Department set up informational booths and allowed children to sit in the driver’s seat of KCK’s big red truck. In addition to providing emergency services information to the general public, the characters “Disaster” (actor Doug Medlock) and “Preparedness” (actor Rick Folten), from the PrepareMetroKC public information videos, delivered the first pitch of the night. Attendees could stop by the PrepareMetroKC table to get their pictures with continue
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