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❤️❤️❤️ #StewartStrong 💪🏼
Today’s #KUCancerFighter tribute features an incredible couple from Lenexa, Matt & Chrissy Stewart.
Perhaps, you’ve seen Matt’s work as an emmy award-winning TV reporter & anchor for FOX 4. Chrissy has been helping fight cancer long before her own battle, serving a clinical nutrition specialist, helping kids at Children’s Mercy.
They’re both impressive individually, but absolutely amazing as a couple. Sadly, both are battling Stage IV cancer and yet their strength, resolve and bold determination to battle while also living life to its fullest is truly inspiring.
Chrissy, now 47, has been battling angiosarcoma since 2021. Angiosarcoma is a rare cancer of the blood vessel lining that occurred her in ovary. Three years after Chrissy’s fight began, Matt was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. It started with the discovery of a tumor in his brain, then lungs and spine. Recently a second brain tumor developed that Matt, now 51, will receive radiation on next week, with a clinical drug trial to follow. Chrissy’s cancer also recently returned after being in remission for a year. She’s had to endure chemotherapy 3 times and yet, continues to be such a warrior in the face of everything she faces, as does her husband.
Chrissy and Matt’s resolve to “live life louder, bolder and without limits” is a mindset and mission that you can read all about in their collective memoir, “All The Things”… one of several books Matt has now worked on, something that’s certainly helped with medical expenses created by their respective cancer battles. Matt even has a KU Basketball book set to be released in the Spring that chronicles KU’s all-time greats from all generations.
The couple are also proud parents of three terrific kids, one of which Jackson, is here today as a senior business major in Manhattan.
We celebrate this tremendous couple, the way they embrace & celebrate each of day of life as the gift that it is, continue to be great parents and pillars in the KC community all while juggling their own cancer battles. Today’s call is for you, Stewart Family. We salute you & marvel at all you continue to do with every day you’re given. Jayhawk Nation is pulling for you! 💙❤️
Rob Low retweeted
WPD & CBI recover $200,000 for Westminster resident after scam
Unfortunately, scams in our community and across the state remain far too common. Scammers have become increasingly sophisticated, making them difficult to detect and extremely hard to recover stolen funds.
A few months ago, Westminster detectives began investigating after a resident reported a significant financial loss from a romance scam (person uses a fake online identity to gain a victim’s trust and affection to manipulate or steal money from them) ... and yes, this happens more than you would think. Anyways, through extensive investigative work, multiple court orders, and financial tracking, detectives determined the suspect’s activity was linked to locations in Nigeria and Qatar.
During the investigation, detectives discovered a bank account containing a substantial portion of the victim’s funds that had been frozen by a financial institution. Working with our partners @CBI_Colorado, detectives obtained a seizure warrant and submitted it to the bank.
As a result, a significant portion of the stolen money was recovered, and the victim received a check for $200,000.
This outcome is extremely rare in scam investigations and serves as an important reminder ... if something feels suspicious, it probably is. ALWAYS verify before sending money. Preventing these situations before they happen remains the best protection. #WestyPD
Additional Resources: westminsterco.gov/181/Crime-…
ALT Picture of scam alert with dollar bills.
Rob Low retweeted
RETWEET this is you’re a @Nuggets fan! I want to follow every Nuggets fan on here.
Fascinating @NewYorker article on Colorado prison escapee I reported on for @kdvr Alan Todd May passed himself off as an oil magnate, insinuated himself into West Palm Beach high society, and conned people out of millions.
Source: The New Yorker search.app/CXWReuAGfcQpwmwk7
One of the Joker's best games ever and in a really big moment. So happy for him to do this on the night Adam Silver presented him with the MVP trophy