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Glenn E. Rice

Glenn E. Rice

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Politics and Investigations Editor, Kansas City Star

Kansas City

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crime and education

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  • Some Jackson County offices will remain closed Monday because of ransomware attack

    By Glenn E. Rice Verified| Kansas City Star Verified Jackson County's assessment, collections and recorder of deeds offices will remain closed Monday as officials work to restore computer systems affected by a ransomware attack discovered last week by the county's information technology department. County officials said in a news release Sunday that technicians were working toward restoring normal service operations.

    By Glenn E. Rice Verified · Kansas City Star

    Apr. 07, 2024

  • After mom dies in KC police chase, kids get $3,571 each. How MO makes it hard to sue

    By Katie Moore Verified, Glenn E. Rice Verified| Aol Verified In March 2022, a taxi driver being treated in an emergency room told a Kansas City police detective what he remembered from the crash that sent him there. He had been driving a passenger just east of the 18th and Vine historic district when he saw a car coming at them “very fast,” he said. That was just before it hit his taxi. Moments later, he looked in the back seat. His passenger wasn’t there anymore. Then he saw her lying on the street, far away — she had been thrown more than 50 feet.

    By Katie Moore Verified, Glenn E. Rice Verified · Aol

    Feb. 22, 2024

  • Some Jackson County offices will remain closed Monday because of ransomware attack

    By Glenn E. Rice Verified| Kansas City Star Verified Jackson County's assessment, collections and recorder of deeds offices will remain closed Monday as officials work to restore computer systems affected by a ransomware attack discovered last week by the county's information technology department. County officials said in a news release Sunday that technicians were working toward restoring normal service operations.

    By Glenn E. Rice Verified · Kansas City Star

    Apr. 07, 2024

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Kansas City Star

Kansas City, Missouri, United States

+1 816-234-4345