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Discussing 4th of July Eye Injuries
SUMMARY: Every Independence Day, many children suffer eye injuries from fireworks, including burns, lacerations, and corneal abrasions, often requiring urgent care at eye clinics. Dr. Robin Mash from the Retina Institute warns that firework injuries range from surface burns to deep penetrating trauma, which is hard to assess without professional evaluation. Even bystanders and spectators are at risk, as sparks from sparklers burn at 2000°F. Immediate medical attention is crucial; do not rub or remove objects from the eye. Wearing wraparound eye protection is advised, though safest is to avoid handling fireworks altogether. Also, keep pets indoors during celebrations to prevent injuries.
The Retina Institute’s Avinash Honasoge joined the morning show to discuss eye injuries that can occur during the 4th of July holiday
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Joe’s Blog: Toasty summer start + rain (THU-6/26)
SUMMARY: Since astronomical summer began June 20 in Kansas City, the average temperature has been 83.3°F, ranking as the 3rd warmest start to summer since 1950. Meteorological summer (June 1–August 31) has been only slightly above average. The forecast calls for hot, sunny weather today with gusty winds and increasing storm chances by evening, potentially bringing heavy rain north of the metro. Rainfall has been uneven, with much of the city still dry despite several 90°+ days stressing grass. A persistent front could trigger storms if it sags southward later today, with scattered storms expected through the weekend and a slight cooldown early next week.
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Missouri AG files quo warranto in push to remove St. Louis Sheriff
SUMMARY: Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed an 87-page quo warranto petition seeking the removal of St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery, who refuses to resign despite Bailey’s ultimatum. The petition accuses Montgomery of pervasive misconduct, including nepotism, unlawful detention of officials, failure to transport inmates for medical treatment at least 59 times, illegal use of office for personal gain, and financial mismanagement. Montgomery’s spokesperson affirmed his commitment to his role. Bailey claims each allegation alone justifies removal and expects a hearing within 45 days. Bailey previously used this process against former Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner, who resigned.
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School’s out: How the family can keep busy this summer season!
SUMMARY: With school out, families can keep busy this summer with helpful tips from lifestyle expert Beth. To maintain energy, try high-protein ice coffee pops or milkshakes, available at Target and Schnucks. For easy healthy eating, Hungryroot delivers customized groceries and recipes to your door, offering a 40% discount with code LOWLIFTFUND. Capture family moments with Tiny Beans, a private photo and video sharing app perfect for sharing kids’ milestones. For teens, the book series “What Should Danny Do?” promotes positive decision-making through choose-your-adventure stories. Find all products and more ideas at lowlifefund.com and on Instagram @lowlifesfun.
Looking for simple ways to keep your family fueled, fed, and having fun this summer? Family lifestyle expert Beth Ann Tieche shares four of her favorite mom-approved finds to make summer easier. From high-protein drinks that power parents through busy days, to smart grocery delivery, private photo sharing, and screen-free books that build decision-making skills – these low-lift solutions are perfect for busy families.
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