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Kansas Citians collect nearly 100,000 water bottles for Hurricane Helene victims
Nearly 100,000 bottles of water are on the way from Kansas City to those impacted by Hurricane Helene in North Carolina.
City of Peculiar reverses zoning for data center after cries from neighbors
The city originally allowed data centers to be included within light industrial zoning, but Monday night's Board of Alderman meeting changed that.
Examining how BPU calculates PILOT fee on utility bills
With PILOT fees top of mind for Wyandotte County residents, KSHB 41's Rachel Henderson addressed a lingering questions residents have brought up about removing the PILOT fee.
Kansas City-area voters say they're tired of campaign text messages
Most voters in Johnson County, Kansas, are fatigued with the number of text messages campaigns are sending to their cellphones ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
New drug offers hope for moms battling postpartum depression
The FDA approved a drug to treat postpartum depression last year, and it's finally making its way to patients.
'They're family': 89-year-old Chiefs fan aims to memorize player's names
Kansas City is full of lifelong Chiefs fans who have been cheering on the team for years, but you're never too old to learn something new.
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