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Minority and female owned coffee shops join forces to beat January slow down
January is typically a slow month for small businesses, but two Kansas City female owned minority coffee shops are teaming up to try to get more people in the door.
KC organization bridging resource gap to curb violence, inequity
With the record number of homicides in Kansas City still fresh on many minds, a local group says it’s bringing solutions to the front door.
Mother of unsolved KCMO homicide victim asks police for more communication
2023 was the deadliest year in KCMO history, seeing 182 homicides. Some of those remain unsolved, along with other cases from years prior that are still not closed.
Neighbors, KCMO mayor react to city’s vote to preserve Parade Park Homes complex
Kansas City voted unanimously to pass an ordinance intended to preserve Parade Park Homes, one of the oldest housing cooperatives in Kansas City and the nation.
Kansas City-area mom speaks on lack of available RSV shots
There is a new shot to protect newborns against RSV, but parents may not be able to get it or afford it. There is a lack of supply and it costs too much, an average of $500 without insurance.
Grandview organization alleviates home insecurity by providing free furniture
To combat home insecurity, Flourish Furniture Bank in Grandview has stepped up to help individuals and families by providing free furniture and basic house needs.
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