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Wyandotte County property taxes top of mind for 2 Kansas senate candidates
KSHB 41's Rachel Henderson spoke with the candidates for the Kansas State Senate's District 4 primary election about the hot-button issues of property taxes in Wyandotte County.
KCMO activists say early morning violence is more reason to vote this election
The Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department said the early Monday morning gathering at East 70th Street and Prospect Avenue started as a party and ended with a murder.
Emotional farewell to twins after combined 100 years of service
For over 50 years, Sherrie and Terrie Allen, now retired patient technicians, were "the twins" of Research Medical Center.
'Everybody eats with dignity together': Thelma's Kitchen reopens dining room
Thelma’s Kitchen, a pay-it-forward cafe at 31st and Troost, is ready to welcome in the community for the first time in years.
WyCo resident says removal of BPU’s PILOT fee is relief for taxpayers
Among the multiple announcements that came out of Thursday’s UG commission meeting and 2025 budget presentation was the removal of the PILOT fee from BPU bills.
Worldwide au pairs in Kansas City celebrate their cultures, Olympics
Au pairs from around the world celebrated their cultures and represented their countries in their version of the Olympics at Meadowbrook Park in Prairie Village.
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