Kansas Storms, Senator Criticism, Luxury Estate

0:00It's April 16th, from your city to your ears. This is Kansas News today, powered by AI. Severe weather hit the Kansas City area hard this week, with a tornado tearing through Clinton, Missouri, on Wednesday evening, a wiped out a storage building and left minor to moderate damage on homes and two schools. Over in Kansas, Miami County called a state of emergency after tennis ball size hail pounded Paola and Osawatomi, smashing up buildings and cars. Here this week, another tornado ripped into Hillsdale, taking down a gas station canopy and snapping utility poles. The owner and three customers hunkered down in a convenience store cooler, even cracking jokes while the storm raged outside. Nearby, shady acres RV park took a hit too. Folks are talking about how lucky they were in Hillsdale, turning a scary moment into stories of survival with humor. The damage across counties shows these storms packing real power, forcing cleanups and repairs everywhere. Meanwhile, Kansas Senator Roger Marshall caught heat for saying national security Trump's

1:02pocketbooks amid spiking gas prices linked to tensions with Iran. Critics including Democrats and a primary challenger say he's dodging promises to ease costs for locals. On a brighter note, a massive 13,000 square foot estate near base whore just listed for $14,300,000. It was seven bedrooms, an equestrian arena, a private movie theater, and 78 acres. Storms may come and go, but Kansas keeps rolling with its mix of drama and deals.