Tyler Brown, the union’s chief of staff and special assistant to the international president, is the first of eight former Boilermakers to be sentenced in the federal racketeering case.

The counts for racketeering conspiracy, health care fraud conspiracy and wire fraud conspiracy each carry a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.

“All of it was illegal. And where did that money come from? It came straight from the pockets of Boilermakers members.”

The action has infuriated sex abuse survivors and former IHOPKC supporters and sparked concerns that Mike Bickle is trying to orchestrate a comeback.

Attorney Tyler Brown had licenses to practice law in both Kansas and Illinois.

The former union members — one an ex-president — are accused of conspiring to steal $20 million in union funds for personal gain.

School officials said in December that the teacher was placed on administrative leave after concerns were raised about the person’s behavior.

Survivors and their supporters came from Minnesota, Texas and Tennessee to share their stories and urge senators to pass the measures.

Supporters of a bill to abolish the statute of limitations on child sex abuse lawsuits call Missouri “a sanctuary state for predators.”

The school said the action “is not an assertion of guilt or wrongdoing, but was taken for the safety and well-being of all involved while the facts are reviewed.”

IHOPKC leaders witnessed several acts of bullying and abuse toward the minor plaintiff and failed to intervene, the lawsuit alleged.

In a July 2023 arrest — just five months after a previous arrest — his minor children were riding with him and his speed was clocked at 87 mph.

Along with the reinstatement, the archbishop placed some restrictions on the Rev. Jerry Arano-Ponce’s activities involving minors.

Antonino Giarraputo is among multiple Kansas City firefighters who remained on the KCFD employee rolls despite DWI cases.

An indictment filed in federal court accused Jeremy Lillig of stealing more than $150,000 from the Catholic Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph.

The alleged assault occurred during a Kansas City Current soccer match, and the victim was on duty at the time.

Brian Taylor “recklessly caused injury” to a fellow KC firefighter, the charging document says.

Gary Hermesch is charged with first-degree murder in the April 3 shooting death of the Rev. Arul Carasala, a Catholic priest in Seneca, Kansas.

A return by IHOPKC founder Mike Bickle to any church leadership role, the panel wrote in its report, would not be “scripturally sound.”

“While we support our employees, we believe there must be consequences to unlawful actions committed while on duty,” Mayor Quinton Lucas said.

The Rev. Richard Storey informed the archdiocese on Wednesday of his decision to resign, the archdiocese said in a statement posted online.

The firefighters’ crimes include a federal drug case and a felony assault conviction.

The arbitrator also authorized firefighter Dominic Biscari to drive a fire truck again.

A major concern among the protesters was President Donald Trump’s calls for Missouri lawmakers to redraw the state’s congressional map.

The restrictions will remain in effect “pending the outcomes of formal investigations by local law enforcement and the Archdiocese.”

IHOPKC’s lease agreement with Prefix Coffee required all employees to sign a “sexual immorality agreement,” lawsuit says.

Sunday’s message was a sequel to Lisa Stribling’s Aug. 3 sermon, when she called the allegations against her brother “exotic trash.”

The action came two months after the board placed Baniewicz on leave while investigating reports on his ability to oversee a safe environment.

A support column knocked down in a 2016 crash into the Family Dollar building was never replaced.

The comments mark the first time a family member has spoken publicly about the sex abuse allegations against Mike Bickle.

The lawsuit comes amid a federal corruption case that accuses former union leaders of scheming to steal $20 million in union funds.

“Whether the disclosures were the acts of a disgruntled, recently terminated employee or of a dutiful public servant, McCarty knowingly disclosed client information in violation of his sworn duty of c...

A 2023 DWI arrest became a Kansas City fire captain’s fourth case of driving while intoxicated since 2016, court records show.

A federal judge has granted ex-MO boarding school leader Julio Sandoval’s request for U.S. Marshals to transport him to his California trial. He says he can’t afford the travel costs.