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Passion drives D-II athletes to grind in an NIL college sports world
Whether it’s the House settlement, NIL or the transfer portal, college sports has changed a lot in recent years. However, small-school athletes still thrive on passion and a love for the game.
From Syria to Kansas City: One family’s journey of resilience and hope
“My wife was delivering my son in the hospital. The hospital was destroyed. A bomb. My son lost oxygen to his brain,” said Faisal Almousa as he remembered the terror of life in Syria.
Kansas Citians react to new tariffs likely to increase prices for auto industry
Tariffs announced by President Donald Trump could increase the average price of a new car by at least $3,000. The average price of a new car is now $50,000, according to an Associated Press report.
KC Farm School concerned about future following federal freezes on USDA funding
While the land is getting plenty of rainfall this week, the federal funding freezes are drying out farmers’ pockets. Conservation programs that rely on USDA funding are uncertain about the future.
The impact of increased housing supply on affordable housing in Johnson County
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development says affordable housing is when the occupant pays no more than 30% of their gross income on housing costs, including utilities.
Johnson County home prices exemplify lack of affordable housing in U.S.
The Johnson County Board of Commissioners recently released new data showing a steep drop in homes under $300,000.
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