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Urban League's State of Black KC report reveals decline in Black homeownership
A recent report from the National Association of Realtors revealed this is the largest gap of home ownership in a decade.
City of Leawood donates $25,000 to sister city in Israel
As the war in Israel continues, the city of Leawood approved a $25,000 donation to its Israeli sister city, Gezer.
Shining a light on period poverty in Kansas City, efforts to address issue
The NIH defines period poverty as lack of access to period products and the education surrounding them.
'I don't know about putting it down 39th Street': KC Streetcar plans to expand
With Main Street under construction to expand the KC Streetcar down to UMKC’s campus, the Kansas City Area Transit Authority is already looking ahead to the next expansion plans.
KC-area veterans share stories of resilience, heroism while serving during WWII
Six World War II veterans took attendees of the Heart of America Patriot Foundation's event Wednesday night back in time in their own words.
400 veterans, first responder families served with food, care boxes in KCK
Shawn Moore, executive director of Caregivers on the Homefront, is reminding people that November is National Caregiver Month.
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