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Kansas struggles to find more social workers
Ann Goodall’s job as a social worker with the Kansas Department of Children and Families is often traumatic, she said,…
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New pool named after woman who worked tirelessly for parks
Kansas City Parks and Rec opened its newest pool yesterday having named it the Gorman Pool after Anita B. Gorman.…
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Events at the Liberty Memorial and National world War I Museum worth seeing this month
It has been some time since I had the unforgettable experience of enjoying the National World War I Memorial and…
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Police on scene at shooting at Overland Park school
Police in Overland Park say they are searching for a suspect in a crime spree this morning that spanned three…
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Harrisonville police investigate theft of gold chalice from church
Harrisonville police are investigating the theft of a golden chalice from a local church. A police spokesman said a gold plated…
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Major freeway closures over the weekend
I-470 will create a headache for motorists this weekend as the Missouri Department of Transportation will reduce multiples areas of…
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Thousands from across nation will gather for the National Right to Life Convention in Overland Park
For the first time in its history, the National Right to Life Convention comes to Kansas this week. The convention…
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Congressman Cleaver defends Maxine Waters in viral elevator video
In a confrontation yesterday between a journalist and California Rep. Maxine Waters, another U.S. Representative comes to Waters’ defense–Missouri Congressman…
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Camp CUMCITO needs volunteers to assist inner-city kids
If you have a heart for helping Kansas City’s needy kids, Camp CUMCITO is the place for you. This summer,…
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Sears caught raising prices before liquidation sales
As Sears is in the process of closing nonprofitable stores, it may be playing games with fair pricing. The company…