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New Roots for Refugees offers help to those who need a chance to grow

On Saturdays at the Lenexa Farmer’s Market, grower and vendor Ibrahim Dugudu sells his produce from a stall that shares much in common with others in the area. Baskets of … Click to Continue »

 

When the porch decor comes out of winter storage, the magic begins

It’s a rite of spring when we haul the porch decor out of winter storage. The outdoor carpets go down, the hanging baskets go up, the side table gets put … Click to Continue »

 

Shoes are evidence that we can rationalize anything

Maybe it’s age or just a nugget of wisdom finally smacking me in the head, but I can say with confidence most “dressy” shoes for women have become more painful … Click to Continue »

 

Police investigating double homicide following Midtown shooting

Police are investigating a double homicide following the death of two men Monday evening. The shooting happened at about 8:20 p.m. on the 3600 block of Wabash Ave, according to … Click to Continue »

 

Police ask for help identifying Liberty Memorial vandals

Kansas City police are asking for the public's help in identifying two women who vandalized the Liberty Memorial on June 7. The damage, which included spray painting the historic memorial's … Click to Continue »

 

Kansas removes lawsuit fear for rescuers of children, pets trapped in hot cars

Beginning Sunday, good Samaritans in Kansas won't have to think about getting sued for busting out the window of a hot car to save a child or pet trapped inside. … Click to Continue »

 

Bernie Sanders wades into race against Yoder, endorses former delegate Welder

U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders waded into a congressional race in the Kansas City suburbs Monday, officially endorsing a candidate who had served as a delegate for him in 2016. Sanders, … Click to Continue »

 

Protesting Trump, artist adds immigrant child to Kansas mural. It lasts only 3 days

A mural commemorating the landmark Brown vs. Board of Education case was almost complete when one of its artists painted in a last-minute addition: an immigrant child clinging to her … Click to Continue »

 

With 100 teddy bears and toothbrushes, KCPD social workers hope to comfort kids

Teddy bears give a child what a Kansas City Police Department social worker can't: a friend to cuddle and hold when scared. Six social workers with the Kansas City Police … Click to Continue »

 

Ripple effects from Kander's candidacy felt down KC ballot as two drop council bids

Matt Staub and Jared Campbell, two urban core residents who filed to run for Kansas City's 4th District council seat, both said on Monday they are withdrawing their candidacies. Their … Click to Continue »

 

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