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Running of the Beds race in Lee's Summit supports families in need
The 2nd Annual Running of the Beds took over Summit Church in Lee’s Summit on Saturday. Twelve teams strapped in and transformed ordinary beds into extravagant racing machines.
Immigration appointment ends in detention for mother, leaving family in turmoil
KSHB 41 is giving a voice to Carina Moran, who tells us her mother, Rosmery Alvarado, went to Kansas City for an interview at the US Citizenship and Immigration Services office, but was detained.
Gladstone record fair hits all right notes with music lovers
Vinyl enthusiasts and music lovers gathered this weekend for the Gladstone Vinyl Fair, a lively celebration of all things musical that proved there’s still magic in physical formats.
JoCo, WyCo CASA's loss of federal grant could impact 100 foster kids
Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children (CASA), said this loss of funding from the federal government will impact around 100 of their children.
Plans take shape to redevelop Robeson Middle School in Kansas City, Missouri
Property owners of an abandoned Kansas City Public Schools building plan to move forward with demolition and construction on a building that's sat empty for nearly two decades.
Douglas County Court orders holiday train company to issue refunds to customers
About 30 people filed a complaint with the AG's office against Snowglobe LLC after the company sold Snowglobe Express tickets and canceled the rides.
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