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West Bottoms business to close due to rent increases, uncertain economy
KSHB 41 spoke to a local businessman who may be another statistic as more brick and mortar stores close nationwide.
Parents pushing for Kansas law, BVSD policy limiting access to sex offenders
A registered sex offender attended a school dance at Blue River Elementary School. Now, parents are pushing for legislation and district policies.
De Soto ready for housing, business boom despite Panasonic opening date
When KSHB 41 reached out to Panasonic to confirm the spring timeline this week, the station was told, "We cannot definitively say, as the date has not been set.”
Back and forth on Mexico, Canada tariffs keep Kansas City shoppers in limbo
President Donald Trump reversed tariffs on some items from Mexico and Canada Thursday afternoon.
Potential federal building closures in KCMO could hurt more than federal workers
The General Services Administration originally named four federal buildings in Kansas City that could be closed.
From $200 to $1M: The journey of a South Korean woman living in Leawood
This month, we are amplifying the voices of women who make a difference in our community and Grace Ahn is one of them.
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